davidgilman
Welcome to my new website where you can find information about me, my books and television dramas. Everyone is welcome to contribute. I love to hear what my readers think, so make your comments, or ask questions, and I will reply to you within a day or so.

Reviews

  • Blood Sun - USA

    Kim Dare, Fairfax County Public Schools, VA - January 2012 issue of School Library Journal Gr 6-10–Fans of The Devil’s Breath (2008) and Ice Claw (2010, both Delacorte) will welcome the third installment in this British import. Max Gordon, 15, sends out a cryptic request for information… Read full review
  • Blood Sun - USA

    Booklist - Daniel Kraus Max Gordon, the 15-year-old adventurer from The Devil’s Breath (2008) and Ice Claw (2010), is a 007 type, with fewer gadgets and more bruises, but here he wanders straight into Indiana Jones territory.… Read full review
  • Teensreadtoo review for Ice Claw

    teensreadtoo.com The sequel to THE DEVIL'S BREATH, ICE CLAW contains the same fast pace, danger, action, and
    adrenaline rushes as the first book. Again, Max fights against nature, his better judgment, and bad guys… Read full review
  • Ice Claw

    PW. issue 9/20 USA ICE CLAW

    David Gilman, Delacorte, $16.99 (448p) ISBN 978-0-385-73561-2
    In Gilman's adrenaline-packed follow-up to The Devil's Breath (2007), teenage extreme sports enthusiast Max Gordon… Read full review
  • Exhilarating and informed !

    Diz Iz "Isabel" (Ferndown UK) I was fortunate enough to attend the Dorset Reading Conference, where David Gilman gave a couple of highly entertaining writing workshops. Apart from being a charismatic character, his modest descriptions… Read full review

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Journal

May the joy of a year end, and the hope of a new one dawning - cheer you.

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Comments

Please don't stop writing books for The Danger Zone!! Max isn't just some fictional character for many of us, he's really someone to look up to and admire.…
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