Stephen P. Smith

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Stephen P. Smith is a British fiction author specialising in the aftermath and loss of the World Wars with a second genre of comedy. He also writes non-fiction, covering his hill-walking, IT and Charlie Chaplin.

In January 2025 he published his third novel, 'The Last Secret of The Soul' about ten-year-old Feitel Scher's harrowing journey through the Holocaust unveiling a tale of courage, resilience, and the enduring bond between a mother and her son. Separated at the gates of a concentration camp, Feitel grapples with loss and loneliness, clinging to her last words: 'Find somebody to look after you.' As he navigates the horrors of the concentration camp and witnesses the devastation of war-torn Berlin, Feitel's quest to find sanctuary and so
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The Last Secret of The Soul: One boy. One Holocaust. One Survivor.

To date, The Last Secret of The Soul has received nothing but 5-star Amazon reviews. Here are the very kind reviews:

22/01/2025 Sam

Wow- just wow ! what a superb read, extremely well written and could just imagine myself actually being there in the characters view point. I read it in two sittings and could easily have carried on and d Read more of this blog post »
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“Go baby go,” he yelled to the hearse’s stereo blaring out Queen’s, ‘Another One Bites the Dust’.”
Stephen P. Smith, The Unsound Convictions of Judge Stephen Mentall: A laugh out loud satire on the police and judiciary

“appears the Human Rights legislation will remain on the statute books. The PM won’t entertain its repeal.” “Typical,” huffed Nortly, “I only voted Leave to get rid of it.”
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“Figuring, if caught out he could explain the flippancy of the tune as a way of coping with the depressive nature of the profession, he saved his favourite ditty for the safety of the drive to pick up a corpse.”
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