New Member at BVC
Jul. 16th, 2009 10:49 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dancinghorseBookViewCafe.com Welcomes Sarah Smith
This week Book View Café embraces author Sarah Smith into the fold. Smith has written the modern standalone Chasing Shakespeares (about the Shakespeare authorship controversy), and three historical mysteries: The Vanished Child, The Knowledge of Water, and A Citizen of the Country. The Vanished Child and The Knowledge of Water were named New York Times Notable Books of the Year. They’ve been published in twelve languages and in the UK, and have reached bestseller status here and abroad. Chasing Shakespeares has been made into a play, and The Vanished Child has been optioned for film.
For her launch, Book View Cafe is offering Smiths’ short story, “Seeing the Edge.” “Seeing the Edge” the first of a group of stories published together as Future Boston. It tells the story of Boston from 1988 to 2100, during which time the city sinks and aliens eventually discover it.
Visit Sarah Smith’s bookshelf at BookViewCafe.com: http://www.bookviewcafe.com/index.php/Sarah-Smith/
Watch for Smith’s Future Boston installments on Thursdays at http://www.bookviewcafe.com
Come on over and help welcome Sarah!
This week Book View Café embraces author Sarah Smith into the fold. Smith has written the modern standalone Chasing Shakespeares (about the Shakespeare authorship controversy), and three historical mysteries: The Vanished Child, The Knowledge of Water, and A Citizen of the Country. The Vanished Child and The Knowledge of Water were named New York Times Notable Books of the Year. They’ve been published in twelve languages and in the UK, and have reached bestseller status here and abroad. Chasing Shakespeares has been made into a play, and The Vanished Child has been optioned for film.
For her launch, Book View Cafe is offering Smiths’ short story, “Seeing the Edge.” “Seeing the Edge” the first of a group of stories published together as Future Boston. It tells the story of Boston from 1988 to 2100, during which time the city sinks and aliens eventually discover it.
Visit Sarah Smith’s bookshelf at BookViewCafe.com: http://www.bookviewcafe.com/index.php/Sarah-Smith/
Watch for Smith’s Future Boston installments on Thursdays at http://www.bookviewcafe.com
Come on over and help welcome Sarah!
