Where the Light Divides

By: Fred Smith

Narrated by: Fred Smith

With this collection of essays on the life of faith, Fred Smith tells the truth in a way that does not blind but simply turns the prism a degree or two for seeing differently. He "tells it slant" as Emily Dickinson called it. Fred's themes range from finding significance to navigating life transitions to living a life of obedience.

Fred writes that this book is not about my life but seeing the world for a time through my eyes. It is about the prism through which the light divides. A point of view.

©2019 William Fred Smith, Jr. (P)2019 William Fred Smith, Jr.

A Deep Well

True wisdom is often easily overlooked. It is simple, profound and transformative. To the hurried listener they rush right past the clean and accessible language. To the untrained eye it appears plain and unadorned. But to the hungry, this book is more than a loaf of bread. It is a feast of generosity and warmth to be delighted in and savored.

Delightful

Every short chapter of this book is like a sweet conversation with a dear, wise friend, the way conversation should be. You’ll want to return to it not only for yourself, but also to read with family and friends. Even if you read only Chapter 46, The Turnaround, your life will be delightfully, forever changed for the better. A great book.