Ever since Mark Twain there hasn’t be a writer like Franklin P Smith writing short stories about ‘The Human Condition” the ‘we’ act out in our every day life.

I do not write the mysteries or science fiction but stories, which have touched the reader and listener not like any another in the
contemporary literary scene. What is amazing are several achievements of Franklin P Smiths’ style is his style is simple like Hemingway but he deals with the complex issues that ‘we’ human wish for and deal within every day life. In doing this, the reader or listener will
find that ‘one’ story that will either stop them in their tracks and they will remember this story for a life time.

When asked about the formula that Franklin Smith will use to write these memorable stories about ourselves, he replies, “Each story is unique and is like ever human personality and life, that is, the story will dictate the path and where the story will go with the message that it will tell the listener or reader. This is what brings the different reactions from each individual and being able to pick up the story six months or years when it first enter the persons mind, it will be different because each story is design on what the individual has experienced in life.

Rev. John Bryan
Presbyterian ‘retired’
former Exec. of The Presbyterian Church Requisite Organization - Chair
man of the School of Theological University of Tornoto
former President of BWB Consultlantd Ltd.

• Welcome to the Smoke House
• My Little Red Wagon
• The Cross
• One More Song
• The Brass Ring
• The Package
• A Fall Afternoon
• Buddy
• Harry the Easter Rabbit
• Molly the Cow
• The Storm
• The Fire
• The Garden
• The Hero
• The Luncheon Date
• The Quilt Story
• Those Moments

• Stanley the Hippo
• The Marked Man
• The Card Game
• A snota to Jody
• My friend
• About War
• Aunt Rosy
• A Summer in the sun
• The Scarecrow
• Pancho the Library cat