David Bruce Smith Publications
Books, Reviews, Prints
Judith Rossner’s, LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR Truman Capote’s, IN COLD BLOOD Harold Robbins’s, A STONE FOR DANNY FISHER Jerzy Kosinski’s, THE PAINTED BIRD Leon Leyson’s, THE BOY ON THE WOODEN BOX Patty Duke’s, CALL ME ANNA Judith Guest’s, ORDINARY PEOPLE Roald Dahl’s, SWITCH BITCH Ayn Rand’s, THE FOUNTAINHEAD Margaret Mitchell’s, GONE WITH […]
A famous senator, a beautiful girl, and an accident. Chappaquiddick re-told.
Joyce Carol Oates’s, BLACK WATER: A NOVEL; a famous senator, a beautiful girl, and an accident. Chappaquiddick re-told. Betty Rollin’s, LAST WISH; a mother suffers from painful cancer, and her daughter helps her die. Andre Agassi’s, OPEN: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY; the life–so far–of the tennis champion and education advocate. Richard Moe’s, ROOSEVELT’S SECOND ACT: THE ELECTION […]
A memoir partially about the 1980 election defeat.
Three very different people–a divorced absentee father, his former client, and a troubled teenager, become friends.
A widow who opens a bookshop in an English seaside town is snubbed.
A baby bird goes searching for his mother after they are separated.
The novelist’s memoir about a life that has spanned two centuries.
Herman Wouk’s, SAILOR AND FIDDLER: REFLECTIONS OF A 100-YEAR-OLD AUTHOR; the novelist’s memoir about a life that has spanned two centuries. P.D. Eastman’s, ARE YOU MY MOTHER?; a baby bird goes searching for his mother after they are separated. Penelope Fitzgerald’s, THE BOOKSHOP; a widow who opens a bookshop in an English seaside town is snubbed. […]
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.