David Bruce Smith Publications
Books, Reviews, Prints
Madeleine L’Engle’s A WRINKLE IN TIME Chaim Potok’s THE CHOSEN Chaim Potok’s MY NAME IS ASHER LEV Kathy Cannon Wiechman’s LIKE A RIVER: A CIVIL WAR NOVEL Chris Stevenson’s THE DRUM OF DESTINY Margot Lee Shetterly’s HIDDEN FIGURES Joanne Greenberg’s I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN Honore Morrow’s ON TO OREGON! James […]
Bette Davis’s THIS ‘N THAT; the actress takes on her mastectomy, stroke, and daughter’s kiss-and-tell book.
Bette Davis’s THIS ‘N THAT; the actress takes on her mastectomy, stroke, and daughter’s kiss-and-tell book. Gene Tierney’s and Mickey Herskowitz’s SELF-PORTRAIT; the actress’s many movies, multiple marriages, and personal tragedies. Maya Angelou’s GREAT FOOD, ALL DAY LONG: EAT JOYFULLY, EAT HEALTHILY; homemade and heavenly–with less calories. Virginia Hamilton Adair’s ANTS ON THE MELON; a […]
Judith Rossner’s, EMMELINE; poverty, seduction and incest in a small town.
Shirley MacLaine’s, YOU CAN GET THERE FROM HERE; the actress’s time on George McGovern’s presidential campaign, an early trip to China, and a return to movie-making; a memoir.
Anthony Quinn’s and Daniel Paisner’s, ONE MAN TANGO; from poverty in Chihuahua, Mexico to award-winning actor of stage and film; an autobiography.
David Niven’s, THE MOON’S A BALLOON; Hollywood in its heyday; volume one of the actor’s memoirs.
David Niven’s, THE MOON’S A BALLOON; Hollywood in its heyday; volume one of the actor’s memoirs. Anthony Quinn’s and Daniel Paisner’s, ONE MAN TANGO; from pauperism in Mexico, to award-winning actor of stage and film; an autobiography. Shirley MacLaine’s, YOU CAN GET THERE FROM HERE; the actress’s time on George McGovern’s presidential campaign, an early […]
Chaim Potok’s DAVITA’S HARP; a girl growing up in 1930s and 1940s New York, defies her parents’ Judaism by identifying with it.
Joyce Carol Oates’s MARYA: A LIFE; a woman’s progression from a childhood of violence, to fame and artistic acclaim.
Anderson Cooper’s and Gloria Vanderbilt’s THE RAINBOW COMES AND GOES: A MOTHER AND SON ON LIFE, LOVE, AND LOSS; an intimate, “getting-to-know-you-better” discussion via a year of e-mails.
Rebecca Stead’s WHEN YOU REACH ME; twelve-year-old Miranda loses her best friend, Sal, and suddenly her world goes topsy-turvy; a Newbery winner, influenced by A Wrinkle in Time.