Miles Apart
- 214 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Mike Farris Books
Mike Farris immerses himself in the literary world, bringing a unique blend of legal acumen and creative storytelling to his work. As a literary agent, he has been instrumental in bringing award-winning novels to publication and has skillfully negotiated film rights for university presses. He contributes as an editor for the State Bar of Texas Entertainment and Sports Law Journal and educates aspiring professionals as an adjunct professor. Farris is a sought-after speaker at national writers' conferences, sharing insights on legal matters, publishing contracts, and cinematic narrative. His own creative output includes successful screenwriting endeavors and a growing catalog of published novels that often explore themes connected to law and the human experience.
The book reveals the complex and often controversial figure of Clarence Darrow, known as the "Attorney for the Damned." It challenges the myth surrounding him by uncovering his morally ambiguous tactics, such as witness intimidation, jury bribing, and a belief that justice was subjective. The narrative paints a portrait of a man who prioritized his objectives over truth, presenting a stark contrast to his celebrated public persona. This exploration delves into the darker aspects of his legacy and the ethical dilemmas he faced.
Something Unfortunate
- 348 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Lawyers often face challenging clients who can complicate their professional lives. This book explores the humorous and frustrating experiences of dealing with difficult clients, providing insights and anecdotes that resonate with legal professionals. It offers practical advice on managing these situations while maintaining professionalism and sanity, making it a valuable read for anyone in the legal field. The blend of humor and real-life scenarios highlights the unique challenges faced by lawyers in their practice.