Curt Smith is the acclaimed author of the books listed below, starting with the new Mercy! A Celebration of Fenway Park's Centennial Told Through Red Sox Radio and TV. Others are listed from the least to most recent: A Talk in the Park: Nine Decades of Baseball Tales from the Broadcast Booth; Pull Up a Chair: The Vin Scully Story; The Voice: Mel Allen's Untold Story; Voices of Summer; What Baseball Means to Me; Storied Stadiums: Baseball's History Through its Ballparks; Our House: A Tribute to Fenway Park; Of Mikes and Men; Windows on the White House; The Storytellers; The Red Sox Fan's Little Book of Wisdom; Voices of The Game; Long Time Gone; and America's Dizzy Dean.

Mercy! ""A grand evocation of the history of the Red Sox. Truly remarkable broadcast history."             -- Author Paul DIckson "We've had lots of books about the Red Sox. This one takes it to a whole new level."             -- Michael Dukakis "Curt Smith is simply one of the best baseball historians ever."             -- Cubs Voice Pat Hughes

A Talk in the Park "Another tour de force from baseball's Boswell."            -- New York Daily News "Baseball broadcasting's top chronicler knows a good story when he hears one."            -- New York Post Curt Smith has knocked it out of the park again."            -- USA Today

Pull Up A Chair "Smith has as much a mastery of the English language as Vin Scully."             -- Rochester Democrat & Chronicle "The admitted Scullyologist details baseball's richest voice."             -- Richard Deitsch, S.I.cnn.com "A seemingly effortless and beautiful synchronicity between author and subject."             -- Booklist

The Voice  "I was happily returned to my youth, Ballantine Blasts, and 'How About That!'"             -- Former Commissioner Fay Vincent "Smith mas masterfully chronicled Mel Allen's fascinating life."             -- Hall of Fame broadcaster Ernie Harwell "A definitive and amazing book."             -- Giants Voice Jon Miller

Voices of Summer "Smith is one of of the best baseball historians ever."              -- Houston Chronicle    "A fascinating ranking of the 101 greatest all-time baseball broadcasters."             -- San Francisco Chronicle "Great fodder for hot stove debate"             -- Baseball Bookshelf

What Baseball Means To Me "This 270-page coffee table book should be mandatory reading."            -- Los Angeles Times "A marvelous book, it connects on so many levels."            -- NBC broadcaster Bob Costas "A refreshing grand slam."             -- Ft. Worth Star-Telegram

Storied Stadiums "A marvelous passage through time"             -- Booklist "A wonderful pieceof cultural recovery."             -- Cincinnati Enquirer "Fascinating stories…The definitive history to every ballpark."             -- Los Angeles Times Click Here to Learn More...

Our House "This evocative book captures the soul of Fenway Park."             -- Gannett News Service "Curt Smith has outdone himself again."             -- Baseball Weekly "Wonderful."              -- Red Sox Voice Joe Castiglione Click Here to Learn More...

Windows on the White House "Invaluable to knowing about presidential libraries."             -- Former CBS White House                 correspondent Bob Pierpoint "Elegantly written and brimming with delightful vignettes."             -- Former Newsweek White House correspondent, now New York Daily News Tom DeFrank Click hern to to Learn More...

Of Mikes and Men "A touchdown pass"             -- USA Today Click Here to Learn More...

The Red Sox Fan's Little Book of Wisdom "Fascinating, and depressing!"             -- Hartford Courant  Click Here to Learn More...

The Storytellers "An unbeatable lineup."             -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "One of Smith's best works."             -- Detroit Free Press "Terrific stories."             -- Baseball America Click Here to Learn More...

Voices of The Game "Monumental. The definitive work in its field."             -- Publisher's Weekly "Extraordinarily entertaining."             -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "A must for any baseball library."            --The Sporting News Click Here to Learn More...

Long Time Gone "Wonderfully evocative and beautifully written."             -- National Review "A tender memoir of coming to maturity in the 1970s."             -- TIME Columnist Hugh Sidey Click Here to Learn More...

America's Dizzy Dean "Hard and true."             -- New York Post columnist Maury Allen "Humorously entertaining. Belongs in the Hall of Fame."             -- Christian Science Monitor Click Here to Learn More...