Kevin Carey Knihy

In Set in Stone, Kevin Carey’s poems tell stories as dreams, as memories, as rituals, or ceremonies. Carey writes poetry for the everyperson, poetry that deals with memory, loss, and nostalgia in an accessible and honest way. These poems tell stories about growing up and growing older, about loss and victory, giving praise to the moments that pass through our lives and the imprint they leave behind. Carey embraces the mystery of nostalgia, the haunted memories, worn and cemented by time, that string a life together. These are poems of places and of people, both real and imagined. These are poems about summer ponds and barroom nights, basketball and superheroes—poems that remind us of our humanness. These are poems, set in stone, to be chipped away at carefully, revealing the truths hidden underneath.

The book critically examines the modern church's focus on doctrinal details, suggesting that this narrow viewpoint has led to a betrayal of its fundamental message. Kevin Carey challenges readers to reconsider the church's role and purpose in contemporary society, advocating for a return to its core values and broader mission.

Exploring contemporary interpretations of faith, this second installment of The Third Testament for the Third Millennium reimagines the New Testament for modern readers. It challenges Christians to critically examine their beliefs and the reasons behind them, encouraging deeper reflection on spirituality in today's world.

Focusing on the Stations of the Cross, this book offers a contemplative exploration of the events of Good Friday. It invites readers to reflect deeply on the significance of each station, providing insights and meditations that aim to enhance spiritual understanding and connection to the narrative of Christ's passion. Through thoughtful analysis, it seeks to process the emotional and theological dimensions of this pivotal moment in the Christian faith.

Exploring themes of belonging and self-acceptance, this transformative novel resonates with anyone who has ever felt out of place. It offers a heartfelt narrative that captures the journey of finding one's identity and the power of connection. With a compelling story and relatable characters, it invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of fitting in and the beauty of embracing individuality.

Set in a contemporary context, this novel reinterprets the New Testament, challenging readers to reflect on their beliefs and the foundations of Christianity. As the first installment of a trilogy, it invites a fresh exploration of faith and spirituality, encouraging a deeper understanding of religious principles in today's world.

Set in a contemporary context, this concluding installment challenges readers to reevaluate their beliefs and the foundations of Christianity. It offers a fresh interpretation of the New Testament, encouraging deep reflection on faith and its relevance in the modern world. Through its thought-provoking narrative, it aims to inspire a renewed understanding of spiritual principles for today's society.

This collection features the complete works of Kevin Carey's Christmas poetry, beautifully illustrated by Kevin Sheehan. It offers a heartfelt exploration of holiday themes, capturing the spirit and essence of Christmas through evocative verse and striking visuals. Readers can expect a blend of nostalgia, joy, and reflection, making it a perfect addition to the festive season.

Focusing on the changing trade dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa, the book examines the effects of rapid growth in China and other Asian nations, alongside a commodity price boom. It analyzes shifts in trading patterns, exploring whether the region has diversified from commodities to manufactured goods and expanded its export destinations. Additionally, it discusses the potential for sub-Saharan Africa to enhance its commodity-based exports and achieve growth through labor-intensive manufacturing, highlighting the opportunities for economic advancement.

In the New York Times-bestselling The End of College, education expert Kevin Carey draws on new research to paint a portrait of the future of education. He explains how the college and university experiences are being radically altered and how this fact will emancipate millions of students. Insightful and readable, The End of College is an innovative roadmap to understanding tomorrow's higher education for teachers, parents and students.