Our Love's Creation - Paperback

by Rena Hoberman (Illustrator), Alison B. Emery (Author), Anthony Smith (Author)

The library shelves are stocked full of love stories, however, few of them are as epic and engaging as the compilation written here by Anthony Smith. Encompassing a third of a century, the love poems and prose here are part of a long-range, long term relationship involving one of the linguistic masters of a generation. Never, in all my years of editing, have I encountered anyone so well-informed on language, with the imagination to use that knowledge in a competent and completely original manner. For more sensitive readers, I assure you of a happy ending. Rich and rewarding, this book is a tour de force that discriminating readers should not miss.

Author Biography

Michael Thomas provides, in a beautiful passage, with dazzling intent, heading the classical authors, and overzealous am I with, "O, I wish!" The pseudonym I use, Titus Llewellyn, "is still alive, his integrity to hold the light where they may roam. I see vividly, the hopes and dreams of any poet who would love to supersede the impossible". Michael at least gives me a hope in Hell's chance. As Anthony Smith, I will escape all notice. Love poems I have written for my wife, come by way of her loveliness portrayed. At a time, when her travels to India were mighty important. Instead of being selfish and keep her with me, I pined away, and so the idea of writing came about. Under this duress and by most probably, love sickness. Compassion was to seek out these desires, putting Maureen within a poetic theme. It enabled me to put feelings first. Otherwise, had there been no travelling or intervals of time, I very much doubt the poet in me would be distributing the said effect. That is if I am to take Michael's encouragement serious enough, I remain hopeful that my best continues.