Search results
Susan Arnout Smith is an internationally published novelist, and a third generation Alaskan now living in San Diego. She was an essayist for NPR Weekend-Edition Sunday, helped build the Alaska pipeline, and worked as a TV broadcast anchor.
- ABOUT SUSAN
Screenwriter | Playwright | Author. About Susan. I’ve always...
- BOOKS
Books. THE FROZEN LADY. Intertwining stories of three...
- ABOUT SUSAN
Susan Arnout Smith (born in Anchorage, Alaska), is a novelist, television scriptwriter, playwright, and essayist.
Screenwriter | Playwright | Author. About Susan. I’ve always been a writer. I was the toddler pulling down heavy encyclopedias from the shelf to figure out what the words meant. (Yes, I was born sometime after the discovery of fire but well before the creation of bioluminescent dino pets.)
Books. THE FROZEN LADY. Intertwining stories of three families, Athabaskan Indian, Inupiat Eskimo and white from the 1890’s Gold Rush through Statehood and beyond. “Readers who enjoyed “Aztec”, who were captivated by “Thorn Birds”, were fascinated by “Shogun” or who fell in love with “Hawaii”, will love “The Frozen Lady.” — The Bay City Times.
Internationally published author, former NPR essayist, national award winning produced playwright.
- 1936
- 896
Susan Arnout Smith. Writer: Dying to Be Perfect: The Ellen Hart Pena Story. Susan Arnout Smith is the 2018 Grand Prize winner for The Faith in Film International Screenwriting Award. Her screenplay, GOD'S PHOTO ALBUM, is adapted from the book, God's Photo Album, (by Shelly Mecum.)
Susan Arnout Smith is a writer. Born in Anchorage, Alaska, she is a third-generation Alaskan. Smith spent some time growing up in Colorado and graduated from the University of Colorado in Boulder.
