Tom Smith Shares Heartfelt Autobiographical Poems Written Throughout the Years

Tom Smith is an educator who taught literature, poetry, and creative writing. Proving that words have the power to move and inspire other people, he shares his poetry collection in his sixth book. He has published in different periodicals throughout his career. However, his poetry book is one of his most personal work since it shows readers of his personal journey.
 
“Spending the Light” is filled with autobiographical poems that deal with the author’s personal life. Some of his work is also a reflection of his dream life while some poems mirror experiences from the life he’s known. He talks about the people, places, and the changes that he has gone through in life. With fifty years in the making, this book truly is a heartfelt collection of poems that tells of the author’s story.
 
Find inspiration from Tom Smith’s journey written beautifully through poems. Catch “Spending the Light” on the bookshelves of the upcoming 2018 Frankfurt International Book Fair. From October 10-14, 2018, thousands of great titles participate in the world’s largest trade fair for books and Smith’s collection will surely be part of this great event!
 
 
Spending the Light
Written by: Tom Smith
Published by: Daniel & Daniel Pub
Published date: April 1, 2004
Paperback price: $12.00
 
 
About the Author
Tom Smith is Professor Emeritus at Castleton State College, where he taught literature, poetry, and creative writing. This is his sixth book. He has been published in numerous periodicals including The Beloit Poetry Journal, The G. W. Review, The Iowa Review, Beyond Baroque and the Chicago Review. He lives and writes in Castleton, Vermont.
 

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