David N. Kahn, MD practiced nephrology for twenty-plus years, and he had to write every day. For decades, he has been interested in the mechanics of good communication, especially writing. He sees that professionals, academics, and physicians in particular, often do a poor job of getting their valuable ideas on paper. They aren't alone.

Many writers with crucial information and compelling stories stumble in writing them. They know what to tell their readers, but they don't tell them as powerfully, clearly and readably as they must. A life-long reader, writer and lover of words and expression, David helps them overcome that.

Whether editing a story, article, résumé, letter or book, or composing papers, brochures or other documents outright, he produces copy that is enjoyable, communicative and engaging. He knows that writing must keep the author's unique voice and style to be maximally valuable; he also knows that it must be clean, tight and self-explanatory. It must flow from word to word, sentence to sentence, idea to idea. Because, if it doesn't, it's hard to read, it loses power, and it doesn't tell the story or transmit the message its author wanted.

Whether he writes or edits, David produces smooth sentences with clear, logical words that earn their keep on the page. He is straightforward, sensible and easy to work with. He recognizes that the client must be the final arbiter of what appears in print. His aim is to make that the best that it can be: powerful, meaningful and above all, readable.