A video of my one man show, 'Murderers Are My Life", is now on the net and can be downloaded. It runs an hour and forty minutes. The price of the download is a pittance and a dollar of each download goes to Jail Guitar Doors, a prison rehab organization which tries to help humanize miscreants and give hope to the innocent, the unfortunate, the unlucky. The San Diego Press-Heritage said of "Murderers" "A thoroughly moving experience, and one of the best one man shows I've ever seen." Can be downloaded at www.dsmilton.com
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Jan.30.2011 - 11:52 pm
High Dudgeon: The Right Wing is Offended
The right wing is in high dudgeon: they have been accused of inciting violence through political attacks...
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Mar.06.2010 - 1:57 pm
For more than a year, the Wing Nuts have been on a mission and it’s been effective: attack relentlessly Obama and the Dems and do it in the most extreme and ugliest of terms. The...
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Dec.11.2009 - 2:54 pm
BOOK: ‘Mother California, A Story of Redemption Behind Bars” by Kenneth E. Hartman
Ten years ago or so, Ken Hartrman was student of mine on Yard 4B at the California...
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Writing
Short Story:
"Fire"
Short Story:
"Iron City" Chapter One
Published Reviews
Aug.31.2010
Published by Jewish Journal
August 31, 2010
Secrets of the murderous human heart
BY GINA NAHAI
David Scott Milton, 50-some years old, Jewish, is alone in a locked room with a young Nazi. They’re in the...
David Scott Milton is that rare contemporary American writer whose body of work represents an honest and authentic study of the mysteries of the human heart. In Iron City he creates a fast-moving and original plot, and a lead character whose pain and passion haunt the reader long after the story's end.
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—Gina Nahai, Cry of the Peacock, Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith, Caspian Rain
About David Scott
David Scott Milton is an American novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. His plays are known for their theatricality, wild humor, and poetic realism, while his novels and films are darker and more naturalistic. As a novelist, he has been compared to Graham...













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