Just visited your home page and found it very rich in content. I was especially attracted to the extensive book review section. I will shortly get into your papers because I am embarking on a public involvement project in Kuwait City. But the real reason I am writing this is to ask you why you have not included a list of URLs for like-minded sites? Thank you for the efforts.
— Edward Flaherty (Kuwait)

December 13, 1995

I just read through your interesting and informative Nov. 1995 review article for Pew, "Collaboration and Community." Thanks for making it electronically available. I've been working on a Kellogg Foundation-sponsored project in upstate New York that is an experiment in trying to institutionalize multicommunity and multiagency collaborative relationships for the purposes of community and economic development, broadly defined. Your article pointed me in some new directions to look for a framework within which to reconceptualize our work as we work through our evaluation process. There is a small but growing literature with the specific focus we're involved in, which you come close to mentioning (eg. in Flora et al). Anway, thanks again for the paper.
— David Kay (Ithaca, New York)

June 30, 1995

Thank you for posting the review of Christopher Lasch's The Revolt of the Elites. You might find interesting (and somewhat similar) a book by Jean-Marie Guehenno titled La Fin de la Democratie (published in France by Flammarion, 1993). I picked it up (after a one year chase, got the paperback...) on a The Economist recommendation. It's fairly short (less than 200 pages, I think). I appreciated the insights the author put into it — e.g. the matter of image-vs-content and corruption in politics. His perspective is that "the deed is done, let's save what we can". Cheers,
— Antonio (Portugal)

May 23, 1995

Re: Peripheral Visions by Mary Catherine Bateson. Nice review. I read Peripheral Visions a few months ago and thought it was brilliant. Cheers.
— David Kellogg (North Carolina)

February 16, 1995

Thank you for your review of Robert Wuthnow's book Sharing the Journey and the one on Rediscovering Christianity. I feel if I get this kind of information on the net even 2 times a week, it is worth my addmission fee. Keep it up!!!!!!!
— Carl Levin

January 27, 1995

Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your material. So good to have access to good stuff. Two potential sources for interviews: 1.) Living Within Limits - Garrett Hardin; 2.) Hope - Bill Mckibben. The great thing for me is that you are local and with KCBX. Keep it up.
— Bill Deneen (Nipomo, California)