In Thale’s Folly, Dorothy Gilman follows Andrew Thale as a routine property visit becomes a reckoning with family pressure, creativity, and a found community living beyond convention.
Did Dorothy Gilman write The Maze in the Heart of the Castle twice? Discover how a fictional book within 1979’s The Tightrope Walker became a real published novel in 1983, delighting devoted readers.
Dorothy Gilman is being remembered at a book club meeting Thursday April 24, 2025 in Maryland the day before the Malice Domestic Festival begins. Create Your Own Videos Sharing Your love of Dorothy Gilman Books.
They are working on it. We have been getting some responses to the POLL and that is greatly appreciated. If you haven’t had a chance to put in your two cents please […]
The Central New Jersey Home News News Article from April 3, 1966 WIN HIS PRAISE: Retired athletic director Chet Redshaw, an avid reader for as long as he can remember and devoted […]
While we wait for the remaining Dorothy Gilman books to be converted over to eBook format we thought we would create some book trailers and social media posters of our favorite quotes […]
Like most people my first introduction to the writing of Mrs. Gilman was “The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax”. I didn’t start reading her until the late 1970’s but I was hooked after reading […]