Welcome to the David Gee website.

Click on the Pages (right) or the Banner (above) for links to my novels

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March 2020

Holidaying back on the Amalfi Coast last September, where I set over half of Lillian and the Italians. In December I was asked to make some changes to the storyline by a publisher in the US, from whom I am now waiting to hear if they like what I’ve done. Watch this space!

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WINTER 2018/19:

Thrilled to have made the “longlist” for the Retreat West Novel Prize with LILLIAN AND THE ITALIANS (see below). Sadly I didn’t make the Shortlist and am now waiting on some more agents and editors.

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This is the new Anthology from Paradise Press, which includes my (very) short story ALICE SWINGS – the published version is set in the UK but by clicking on ODDS & SODS below you can read it for free, plus an alternative version set in the USA.

And please buy the book and read everybody else’s contributions! We’re having problems at Paradise Press, but you may be able to order it from Amazon (print version only) or e-Bay

 CLICK HERE TO BUY:  A Boxful of Ideas

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 LILLIAN AND THE ITALIANS

Here’s a ‘mock-up’ cover for my new novel, currently going the rounds of agents and editors in London and USA. Click on the links to see an alternative cover and the opening chapter.

Venice, Amalfi: secrets and danger

This fortress – outside Amalfi – is from the Saracen era. It’s the setting for over half of the story.

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THE BEXHILL MISSILE CRISIS (2014)

 

October 1962. Kennedy and Krushchev take the world to the nuclear precipice. In a normally sedate town on the south coast of England four middle-class misfits are taken to a brink of their own by Pilgrim, a  mysterious marauder on a motorbike.

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 THE BEXHILL MISSILE CRISIS

(Currently only available as an e-book)

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THE DROPOUT  (2012)

Looking for a woman to love, college dropout Paul makes some bad choices. And he has to learn how to handle gay overtures. In this new take on The Graduate,  Paul’s ‘Mrs Robinson’ turns out to be his ‘Madame Bovary’.

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Paperback: THE DROPOUT

E-book (currently unavailable)

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SHAIKH-DOWN  (2009)

 

An American air-hostess with Page-Three-Girl boobs and a gay British banker help to kickstart an ‘Arab Spring’ on the Persian Gulf island of Belaj. Will it be the dawn of a new era of peace and love in the Muslim world – or maybe … Armageddon?

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E-book: SHAIKH-DOWN

(Currently only available as an e-book)

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KATHARINE KANE: Pornstar 

(looking for a publisher!)

 A sultry teenage belle from Louisiana, Joylene Duchat becomes Kate ‘Pussy-Kat’ Kane, the ‘Beaver Queen’ of Porno. After her ‘legitimate’ debut as Nell Gwynne in a British sex-romp, Kate is offered a big break by Isaac Hunt, one of the last independent studio heads.

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 JASON HOWL:         

Soap Stud        

(looking for a publisher!)

Just another wannabe on the Hollywood scene, hunky Jason Howl makes the leap from bit-part player to superstar thanks to some juicy footage on the internet.

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Follow the links to read EXTRACTS from each of the books,

plus HOW AND WHY a disappearance in Bahrain inspired me to write my controversial novel Shaikh-Down

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THE AUTHOR Author tells you all you need to know (all I want you to know!) about my life as a writer – and the critics tell you what they think of me as a writer (samples below):

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“Witty, entertaining, raunchy and very well written.”

said Peter O’Donnell, creator of Modesty Blaise,

reviewing Shaikh-Down

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“David Gee’s tongue-in-cheek, if dark, social and sexual satire (a sort of cross between David Lodge and Tom Sharpe) leads us through a topsy-turvy world of sexual shenanigans and unconventional relationships.“

said Polari Magazine, reviewing The Dropout

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ODDS & SODS: some short pieces written at different times

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