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“I have often admired [David’s] talent and ability to read my mind and put my thoughts in writing. I am indebted to him for his hard work, honesty, and patience.” – Mahmood Sarram, M.D., author of Transplanted: A Memoir of Faith and Vision for American Muslims, published in 2008 by Amana Publications. “Many thanks for sharing your gifts to move oft-spoken words into a voice heard in print.” – Craig Rennebohm, D.Min., Chaplain, Mental Health Chaplaincy, and co-author of Souls in the Hands of a Tender God (Beacon Press, 2008). “David is very efficient at getting pieces written. I’ve appreciated his remarkable ability to write about topics that he is unfamiliar with. I would recommend David to anyone that needs writing services.” – Fumiko Kondo, Managing Director, Intellilink Solutions, Inc., New York. “My book is a compilation of seven years of work. Yet I can unequivocally state that this dream of publishing would never have come into being without the unconditional support of my editor, David W. Paul. People such as David do not come into a person’s life very often. But when they do, you know you have been blessed.” – Len Merson, author, The Instant Productivity Toolkit (2005). “Your comments and suggestions were insightful and useful to the extent of being astonishing to me.” – Rob Thompson, M.D., author of The New Low-Carb Way of Life (2004). “I wouldn't have pulled it together without your help.” – Robert Hardy Barnes, M.D., author of The Good Doctor Is Naked: Finding the Human Beneath My Mask (2004). “Thank you so much for all your work on the document. There are many sections that have your voice to them and I left them as is — a refreshing change of tone from the usual.” – Jennifer Orf, Program Manager, Free Range Media. “Excellent piece of work ... very clear and (I hate to use the word) compelling. I'm impressed with your professionalism.” – David Suwal, Project Manager, Merwin Creative.
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“... an exceptionally well-written and provocative essay.” – Prof. Denise Youngblood, University of Vermont, reviewing "Hungary: The Magyar on the Bridge," in Post New Wave Cinema in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, ed. Daniel J. Goulding (Indiana University Press).
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