David Bruce Smith Publications
Books, Reviews, Prints
Barbara Feldon’s LIVING ALONE & LOVING IT: A GUIDE TO RELISHING THE SOLO LIFE; advice from Get Smart’s “99”.
A. Scott Berg’s KATE REMEMBERED; a biography compiled from hours of interviews with Hepburn.
A. Scott Berg’s KATE REMEMBERED; a biography compiled from hours of interviews with Hepburn. Barbara Feldon’s LIVING ALONE & LOVING IT: A GUIDE TO RELISHING THE SOLO LIFE; advice from Get Smart’s “99”. Liz Carpenter’s RUFFLES AND FLOURISHES; inside the Johnson White House, according to Lady Bird’s press secretary. Christopher Reeve’s NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE: REFLECTIONS […]
Edna St. Vincent Millay’s COLLECTED POEMS; life and love through a lyrical lens.
Erica Jong’s HOW TO SAVE YOUR OWN LIFE; after all of her literary success, what will Isadora Wing do? The follow-up to Fear of Flying.
Thomas Mann’s DEATH IN VENICE; the author examines life and death; love and suffering.
Erma Bombeck’s MOTHERHOOD: THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION; the ups and downs of parenting from the popular humorist.
Norman and Ethel Thayer spend every summer at their New England home. One year, their daughter, Chelsea, shows up, hoping to mend her frayed relationship with her aging father. Starring Henry Fonda—in his final movie role; Katharine Hepburn and Jane Fonda.
Eli Wallach’s THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND ME: IN MY ANECDOTAGE; a memoir by the versatile actor of Broadway, screen–and television’s–Batman. Erma Bombeck’s MOTHERHOOD: THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION; the ups and downs of parenting from the popular humorist. Thomas Mann’s DEATH IN VENICE; the author examines life and death; love and suffering. Erica Jong’s HOW […]
Eli Wallach’s THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND ME: IN MY ANECDOTAGE; a memoir by the versatile actor of Broadway, screen–and television’s–Batman.
Virginia Hamilton Adair’s ANTS ON THE MELON; a debut collection of poetry published in 1996 by an octogenarian.
Maya Angelou’s GREAT FOOD, ALL DAY LONG: EAT JOYFULLY, EAT HEALTHILY; homemade and heavenly–with less calories.