"Smitty: How Great Thou Art" is a literary tour-de-force that explores mortality, solitude, and the quiet strength of unconditional love. Written with poetic restraint and emotional insight, this novel by Thomas Miller tells the story of a nameless man, diagnosed with terminal cancer, who refuses treatment to spend his remaining days with his dog, Smitty. What begins as a quiet farewell becomes a powerful meditation on what it means to truly live—and die—with dignity. Rich in atmosphere and aching humanity, this novel belongs on the shelf beside A Man Called Ove and The Art of Racing in the Rain. A story of two souls finding peace in each other's presence, it's a testament to the healing, redemptive power of love in its simplest form.