LibraryThing Author: Sarah Smith

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Library287 books — see library

Reviews5 reviews — see reviews

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TagsMaine (68), SF (9), signed (4), GetThisBook (3), manuscript (2), ChristmasGift (1) — see all tags

GroupsHistorical Fiction, Professional Writers Group, Science Fiction Fans, Writer-readers

About me I write historical fiction, mysteries, whatever the little voices tell me to write. Books include CHASING SHAKESPEARES, THE VANISHED CHILD, THE KNOWLEDGE OF WATER, A CITIZEN OF THE COUNTRY. Not the same Sarah Smith who wrote CHILDREN, CINEMA, AND CENSORSHIP (although I also write about film). There's always another Sarah Smith.

About my library Many boxes of books lurking in the basement. Never mind double-shelving, we store 'em in boxes. Victorian Farming a specialty. I doubt I'll ever get 'em all in here...

Homepagehttp://www.sarahsmith.com

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Real nameSarah Smith

LocationBoston area

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URLs http://www.librarything.com/profile/sarahwriter (profile)
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Member sinceJul 6, 2007

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Congrats on being the featured author on LT!!!
Hi, Sarah!
I just picked up a copy of Chasing Shakespeares, and look forward to reading it. I think it's wonderful that you and other authors are members of LibraryThing. The opportunity for readers and writers to connect is terrific! Have a wonderful summer!
Audrey
I too am interested in Victorian Farming, and, in their gardens. I enjoyed your book, "Chasing Shakespeares." I am reading "Interred With Their Bones", a suspense novel, by Jennifer Lee Carrell, Ph.D., Havard, Shakespeare scholar. Great knowledge of the Bard, I am not quite sure of how well the plot will carry through to the end of the book, but it is a good read.
Vaasa
Very much like your library list!

Re Civil War in Fauquier County; it has some excellent vintage pictures and rather stilted writing--I got through it only because I am very interested in the region. Not a bad addition to a Civil War library though, and it doesnt take up much space ):
P.s.: We should get me reading some of yours! :) (Badger)
Agreed! :-)
I'm hoping to someday approach his library size, but not in this tiny condo, sadly... I've always been a book addict!
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