Kay Nolte Smith

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Kay Nolte Smith (1932-1993) was an American actress and writer who began as part of Ayn Rand's inner circle and subsequently published a number of novels, one of which - Elegy for a Soprano - was widely considered a critical take on Rand's personality and devoted inner circle of admirers. She published several subsequent novels, which showed an increased interest in historical settings, before a death from cancer at age 61.

[edit] Novels

  • The Watcher (c. 1981)
  • Catching Fire (1982)
  • Mindspell (1984)
  • Elegy for a Soprano (1985)
  • Country of the Heart (1987)
  • A Tale of the Wind (1991)
  • Venetian Song (1994)

[edit] Translations

Chantecler: A Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand, translated by Kay Nolte Smith (1987)

[edit] External links

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