For decades, Ditch Plain – a crescent-shaped surfer’s paradise located just East of Montauk village, has not only served as my ultimate spot for maximum Zen, but has evolved into a place that truly inspires me like no other, to write and create. Several published short stories, the text for a children’s book, and countless scenes for film and television scripts, have all been “birthed” from the lone picnic table nestled firmly at the entrance to this magical beach. Over the years, I’ve devotedly referred to it as my “Desk @ Ditch.”
It is from this transformational space that I continue to evolve as a writer; sharing creative offerings unique to my life experience – never looking for agreement or platitudes, and most certainly devoid of ego and judgment. As always, I thank you for taking the time to read my work.
Please note that all content within, both written and graphic, has been copyrighted and registered with the Writer’s Guild of America (WGAe), and may not be reproduced without my consent.
A Tale of Two Sisters Bookstore (Montauk)
Canio’s Books (Sag Harbor)
Southampton Books (Southampton)
Or amazon.com
You’re Invited!
Dave is scheduled to read his essay Always Be The Water at the upcoming Dan’s Papers Literary Salon being held at 4 pm on Sunday, June 4th at the Southampton Arts Center / 25 Jobs Lane. A wine & cheese reception immediately follows. No charge.
Right here, right now.
During a recent radio broadcast of her "Media Mavens" segment, local NPR host Bonnie Grice discussed the launching of the new print version of East End Beacon with publisher/editor Beth Young. A portion of their hour-long conversation introduced listeners to the monthly column penned by Dave Davis, referred to as "Dave's Desk @ Ditch."