Jack Morgan

Author of The Biology of Horror: Gothic Literature and Film

About the Author

Jack Morgan is a research professor of English at Missouri University of Science and Technology. He is the author of the Biology of Horror and Through American and Irish Wars: The Life and Times of General Thomas W. Sweeny 1820-1892, and the coeditor, with Louis A. Renza, of the Irish Stories of show more sarah Orne Jewett. He has published in the James Joyce Quarterly, New Hibernia Review, Irish University Review, Post Script, and the Journal of Popular Culture. show less

Works by Jack Morgan

Through American and Irish Wars: The Life and Times of General Thomas W Sweeney 1820-1892 (Irish Abroad) (2006) 7 copies

New World Irish notes on one hundred years of lives and letters in American culture (2011) 5 copies

A True Rumor (Troy Greer) (2010) 1 copy, 1 review

Book II - Storyboard: Plan Your Writing (the A, B, C's) 1 copy

Schubert's Serenade with Jack Morgan (1992) 1 copy

Book Worth Writing: Creating a Million $1 eBooks: A 5 Step Guide from Concept to Completion (Volume 1) (2012) 1 copy

A Guide to Masonic Symbols (2018) 1 copy, 1 review

Why Were We There? (2014) 1 copy

Joyce's City: History, Politics, and Life in DUBLINERS (2015) 1 copy

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minfo 139 reviews

A Guide to Masonic Symbols by Jack Morgan

Although the content is good, it suffers horribly from disastrous formatting including punctuation in all the wrong places (and many places where it's omitted to cause run-on sentence structure etc.). It's a shame that a work with SO much promise didn't even get a cursory glance by someone who could have gotten the many, many grammatical mistakes corrected!

Feb 28, 2019

rarache 16 reviews

A True Rumor (Troy Greer) by Jack Morgan