Bob Morris se otè Crispin the Terrible epi Assisted Loving, which received honors from the American Library Association, Lambda Literary Awards and was a New York Times editor’s choice. A frequent contributor to the Tan, he has also been a commentator on NPR’s Tout Bagay Pran an Konsiderasyon epi li ekri pou The Southampton Review, Li, la Moun Nouyòk, Town and Country and other publications. His mother’s last word was his name. His father’s was “Wonderful.” Together they inspired the title for his latest memoir, Bobby Wonderful: Yon pitit gason enpèfèk antere paran li (Twelve), a true story of love and redemption. Bob Morris was always the entertainer in his family, but not always a perfect son. When he finds his parents approaching the end of their lives, he begins to see his relationship to them in a whole new light and it changes his way of thinking. As accessible as he is insightful, Bob Morris infuses each moment of his profound emotional journey with dark comedy, spiritual inquiry and brutally honest self-examination.
