You can see the author hard at work gathering information from one of his sources.
The author enjoys the company of animals, they provide him with endless sources of information. Of course he is very skilled at communicating with most species, as you will know if you have read, A Fly On The Wallpaper.
David began writing at an early age, and had discovered many of his past texts sifting through some unopened boxes. You too may discover some hidden mysteries, they are closer than you think. The author has a keen interest in peoples perceptions, which often lead to unintentional misunderstandings. He notices little things, a spider in the bathroom, changed not only its location but, day by day, it changed the way it held its body in the web. In one position it looked almost like a dead spider, hanging limp. Another time it was spread almost resembling an X. Things like this can trigger questions in the mind. Is the spider just going through pre-programmed positions, or is it emulating stances that have proved successful in the past? This same species when closely approached, shake violently almost to a blur, to avoid predation.
The author is happy to do book signings, he can be contacted by sending a Postcard Yes a real old fashioned, picture on one side, and that strange stuff that you do with a pen on the other. Remember to put your address on, if you would like to write a letter too, that is fine, but always include a postcard if you would like a postcard in return.