No.4 Pickle Street
‘Astute, amusing and touching.’ Time Out
‘David Peak assumes (his character’s) persona with extraordinary empathy.’ Sunday Times
‘…a powerful evocation of pleasure and pain for anyone who ever enjoyed/endured a grand passion.’ Shirley Brown, Venue
‘A hugely enjoyable read – one of this year’s most resounding fictional forays.’ Blitz
‘He is a natural writer…his writing is vivid, amusing, filled with comic sadness and an awareness of the struggles we all have with our experiences.’ Malcolm Bradbury
The Cotoneaster Factor
‘The Cotoneaster Factor dives into the sewer of experience and comes up clutching pearls. David Peak is edging ever closer to the brink of the extraordinary.’ Jon Wilde, Blitz
‘In his second novel, David Peak manages eloquently and against the odds to make his character’s self-imposed dilemma a source of brave comedy.’ Mail on Sunday
Go Gentle
‘…there is a lucidity and bravery about the prose and an emotional honesty about Jim’s refusal to go gently which carries us with him on his final days.’ Bernard O’Keefe, The Irish Times
‘David Peak is one of this country’s most accomplished writers.’
The Times
