David Bruce Smith Publications
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In the continuation of her story, the great actress/comedienne/dancer/entrepreneur remains unstoppable despite professional highs and lows, betrayals, and lousy husbands.
How to stay young and vital–even at an advanced age.
A succession of three 1952 airplane crashes devastates a New Jersey community.
The martini-soaked Tom Rath is a disappointed corporate striver until he finds gratitude.
Sloan Wilson’s, THE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT; the martini-soaked Tom Rath is a disappointed corporate striver until he finds gratitude. Judy Blume’s, IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT; a succession of three 1952 airplane crashes devastates a New Jersey community. Dick Van Dyke’s, KEEP MOVING AND OTHER TIPS AND TRUTHS ABOUT AGING; how to stay […]
The actress’s life in London, before and after Harrison Ford and Star Wars.
Forty years after Fear of Flying, Isadora Wing and her alter-egos stare down aging and mortality.
A foster teenager and a well-off elderly widow discover poignant similarities in their pasts.
A lonely World War I era farm boy defies his parents, and becomes a professor with dreams that never happen.
John Williams’s, STONER; a lonely World War I era farm boy defies his parents, and becomes a professor with dreams that never happen. Christina Baker Kline’s, ORPHAN TRAIN; A foster teenager and a well-off elderly widow discover poignant similarities in their pasts. Erica Jong’s, FEAR OF DYING; forty years after Fear of Flying, Isadora Wing […]
Scout comes of age, and so do her prejudices.
Acerbic humor from the 1970s and 1980s by the author of Social Studies and Metropolitan Life.