Dumbstruck

With any luck, such a writer as David Grant appears only once in a generation. Grant's early promise was nurtured by his parents. His father was a double-agent for major studio financial officers whose penetrations of the Screenwriters Guild saved millions for corporate America and contributed heavily to the war effort, and who, on his own, exported English language subtitles to the Japanese when the war ended. Grant's mother, a poetry-lover addicted to the sublimity of Edgar A. Guest (Grant, David is the author of 'Dumbstruck ', published 2006 under ISBN 9781419636738 and ISBN 1419636731.