David Scott Milton's Reviews
Reviews of David Scott’s Work
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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...
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Jan.31.2010
Published by Off Off On Line: what's on on off-off broadway
"From the moment one enters the Cabaret Theater at Theater for the New City, one is transported out of the current place and time and into the mind of a somewhat deranged man....
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Feb.05.2010
Published by Lively Arts An Internet Cultural Magazine January/February 2010
"DUET FOR SOLO VOICE by David Scott Milton gives us a splash of Absurdist Theatre from 1970 in which a schizophrenic night manager of a hotel deals with imaginary dangers while...
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Feb.08.2010
Published by The New York Times
"As the dark comedy 'Duet for Solo Voice' begins, Leonard Pelican, its only character, recounts his personal chronology: published a novel at 24, married a chorus girl at 26,...
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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...