Pretty Green Thorns
New and Collected Poems
"This book of poetry, considered as a whole, is a world unto itself.
It is made from the physical, tactile, observed world, and the inner,
personal, and mythic world, and it is about transformation.”
-- Art Ketchen, editor and publisher, Celtic Beat
Dear Deepest Ghost
"Her poems often reference the sea, but also the cosmos, both of which dwarf us –
putting our tiny, fragile lives into a humbling perspective, at the same time that the
sea and cosmos serve her as metaphors for the interior life of thought and feeling."
-- Jeffrey Thomas, author, Punktown
This Scarlet Dancing
"[Meg Smith] is a keen observer of the world around her, and throughout
This Scarlet Dancing, there are snapshots of a life deeply felt, filled with experiences
that are worth remembering."
-- Donna Halper, media historian; author, Invisible Stars: A Social History of Women in American Broadcasting
Night's Island
“Smith’s poetry is complex and written beautifully. Her images stay in your heart for hours...
I highly recommend this outstanding collection which will stay deep inside your mind.”
-- Gloria Mindock, editor, Červená Barva Press,
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The Plague Confessor: Short Stories
A deadly disease presents a woman with unexpected power over bodies
and souls. Two school children find within themselves the ability to
create -- and to destroy.
A war camp prisoner finds a way out -- but must take a path of even
greater horrors.
These and other journeys into darkness -- and light -- await in The
Plague Confessor, Meg Smith's first collection of short fiction.
"Meg Smith’s The Plague Confessor is a revelation...Reminiscent of early
Ray Bradbury in the scope of their imaginative reach and possessed at
times by a sense of dread worthy of Ramsey Campbell, the tales deliver."
-- David Daniel, author, Coffin Dust and Infections & Innuendos
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