Red Sox Fan's Little Book of Wisdom A Fine Sense of the Ridiculous

Curt Smith is an acclaimed author, award-winning radio/television commentator, and former presidential speechwriter. He has written ten books, including Voices of the Game, the history of baseball broadcasting; Storied Stadiums: Baseball's History through Its Ballparks; and What Baseball Means to Me. Smith hosts Rochester, New York, CBS-TV affiliate WROC's "Talking Point" and CBS Radio WHAM's "The Curt Smith Show." His daily radio commentary has been voted best in New York State by Associated Press and the New York State Broadcasters Association. Smith is also a columnist for upstate's Messenger-Post newspapers and senior lecturer in English at the University of Rochester. Before entering radio and television, he wrote more 1989-93 speeches than anyone for President George Bush. Since leaving the Bush administration, Smith has hosted multimedia series at the Smithsonian Institution; written and coproduced three ESPN-TV documentaries based on his book Voices of the Game; and worked on ESPN's award-winning "SportsCentury" series. Smith has written for the Boston Globe, the New York Times, Newsweek, and the Washington Post. The 1973 Suny at Geneseo graduate has been named among the "100 Outstanding Alumni" of New York's State University System, is a member of the Judson Welliver Society of former White House speechwriters, and lives with his wife, Sarah, and two children in Rochester.Smith, Curt is the author of 'Red Sox Fan's Little Book of Wisdom A Fine Sense of the Ridiculous', published 2003 under ISBN 9781888698503 and ISBN 1888698500.