Tara Bray Smith
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This article is about the author. For other people called Tara Smith, see Tara Smith.
Tara Bray Smith is an American author.
Tara Bray Smith was born and grew up in Hawai'i, USA. She is a graduate of Dartmouth College and Columbia University, and now lives in New York state. She was the author of an article about Hawai'i that appeared in Granta 77: "What We Think of America." Recently, Simon & Schuster published Smith's well-received memoir, West of Then: A Mother, a Daughter, and a Journey Past Paradise[1] about her mother and her mother's family in Hawaii, rooted in the diminished wealth of 19th century sugar plantations. She's also the author of a teen novel, Betwixt.[2]
