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*''The Dropout'' ([[Paradise Press]], 2012) | *''The Dropout'' ([[Paradise Press]], 2012) | ||
| − | *''The Bexhill Missile Crisis'' (Paradise Press | + | *''The Bexhill Missile Crisis'' (Paradise Press, 2014) |
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Latest revision as of 12:55, 5 May 2016
David Gee is a writer.
Originally earmarked for the Methodist Mission Field, he soon discovered that "the missionary position" didn’t suit him. A post-university career in telecommunications took him to the Middle East where he moonlighted as a journalist.[1]
He lives on the South Downs near Brighton.[2]
His novels include:
- Shaikh-Down (2009)
- The Dropout (Paradise Press, 2012)
- The Bexhill Missile Crisis (Paradise Press, 2014)
