Dennison Smith is an award-winning author whose previous novels include The Eye of the Day and Scavenger. She founded The Baldwin Gallery in London, representing contemporary fine art by indigenous North American artists. She has collaborated with institutions such as The National Maritime Museum, Canada House and The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. She holds degrees from Northwestern University and the University of East Anglia, where she completed a PhD in Creative and Critical Writing. Faced with the recent sea change in US politics, she now makes her home in Évora, Portugal.

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Dennison Smith is an award-winning author whose previous novels include The Eye of the Day and Scavenger. She founded The Baldwin Gallery in London, representing contemporary fine art by indigenous North American artists. She has collaborated with institutions such as The National Maritime Museum, Canada House and The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. She holds degrees from Northwestern University and the University of East Anglia, where she completed a PhD in Creative and Critical Writing. Faced with the recent sea change in US politics, she now makes her home in Évora, Portugal.

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Dennison Smith is an award-winning author whose previous novels include The Eye of the Day and Scavenger. She founded The Baldwin Gallery in London, representing contemporary fine art by indigenous North American artists. She has collaborated with institutions such as The National Maritime Museum, Canada House and The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. She holds degrees from Northwestern University and the University of East Anglia, where she completed a PhD in Creative and Critical Writing. Faced with the recent sea change in US politics, she now makes her home in Évora, Portugal.

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