Baby Rocket reading | Stephanie A. Smith: author of Warpaint, Baby Rocket, Content Burns

A book reading from “Baby Rocket” by author Stephanie A. Smith, with Q&A

Author Stephanie A. Smith reads from her Warpaint Trilogy with a selection from Baby Rocket. The Warpaint Trilogy is three intertwined novels written as stories that are connected in a style of historical literature or historical fiction. She reads from the section called “Shuttle” which centers on the main character Clementine Dance, who was, Read More

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Stephanie A. Smith in London for the Thames River Press Launch, Oct 2013

Stephanie A. Smith’s trip to London for the Thames River Press Launch event at The Masons Arms, London October 2013. Stephanie A. Smith, London Trip – Part 1 | View on YouTube The day before presenting a reading of her novel Baby Rocket at the publisher’s launch at The Masons Arms, she comments on, Read More

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