The Tao of Bruce Lee

This fantastic second book by Miller runs deeper than an account of the author growing up as a 'karate kid' in the early 1970s. It is equally a study of the nature and role of the hero in popular culture, a poignant and unusual coming-of-age story, and an informative biography of Bruce Lee

Ted Leventhal, Booklist

Davis Miller continues to invent a powerful new form of writing

Richard Martyn, Toronto Star

After telling his own story, Miller moves to Lee's saga, gently debunking many myths

Library Journal

A martial arts Nick Hornby, Miller is illuminating about the ability to transform oneself no matter what the circumstances

The Times

Often poignant, always potent . . . Miller has created a place where New Journalism comfortably collides with traditional reporting and timeless storytelling

Winston-Salem Journal

Easygoing but unflippant, formless yet rigorous. Solid reporting and sumptuous storytelling. Miller's is an American voice attractive to Brits

Tim Birch, The Guardian

A really interesting, beautifully written book with amazingly random but cool distinctions like: Lee was a Confucian in a Taoist's clothing

Lee Smith, Slate Magazine

I loved Davis Miller's The Tao of Bruce Lee, a book about hero worship

Tony Parsons, author Man and Boy, Daily Mail