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The above quoted information was obtained from the author personally through e-mail and appear in its original order. My nephew had a presentation on the book title "Plague" of David Orme, and found so little on Wikipedia about the author. As a result, I've contacted David Orme himself and he was very kind to send the detailed biography. In fact, he also gave me the permission to submit such detailed information for Wikipedia.
He also is very fond of children and donated books to the library of Freedom International School, Bangalore in India on the requests of students Arun Kumar and Bharath Ajith.— Preceding unsigned comment added by Satayeh (talk • contribs)
(the above text (plus more) was originally in article space and deleted [1]). -- Green Cardamom (talk) 15:22, 30 October 2013 (UTC)Reply
