Praise for White Man’s Problems:

“Kevin Morris’s voice is Updike and Cheever and Carver, chilly streets, basketball courts, backyard swimming pools…they would welcome their new neighbor…so will you.” -- Eric Roth, screenwriter of Forrest Gump, The Insider, Munich, The Good Shepherd, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

“In White Man’s Problems, Kevin Morris takes us on an unforgettable tour of the American male psyche. Writing with wit, honesty, and incredible range, he illuminates the lives of lovestruck teenagers, hapless South Philly hoods, depraved Los Angeles attorneys, ex-jocks turned banking wizards, and host of other characters who have risen from their working class backgrounds only to find themselves undone by the trappings of success. These brutal and heartfelt stories will knock you out.” -- Jim Gavin, author of Middle Men

“Wonderful group of stories by Kevin Morris. Buy this and you will love it.” -- Gus Van Sant, filmmaker, artist, author

White Man’s Problems is a collection of nine stories about nine completely different guys. Funny, sad, and right on the money, these are glimpses of characters whose outward success masks inner turmoil that complicates their lives and often baffles those around them. Stories such as “Mulligan’s Travels,” about an LA banker’s uncelebrated return home from New York, and "White Man's Problems," the comedic chronicle of a dubious father on a school trip to Washington, DC, exemplify Kevin Morris’s poignant, clever, and entirely entertaining style. Males of all ages are confronted with difficulties—some subtle, some stark—which, as the saying goes, would appear to belong only to them. White Man’s Problems will engage you with real characters, real humor, and sharp moments of truth.