Talk:Anthony Daniels (psychiatrist)

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Links I had placed to sets of Anthony Daniels'/Theodore Dalrymple's writings have been removed. - *Social Affairs Unit Web Review articles by Anthony Daniels + - *Social Affairs Unit Web Review articles by Theodore Dalrymple I believe they should be restored as they give a very good flavour to the man's writings.

To answer the question below - Anthony Daniels worked as a Prison Doctor and the pen name was for his medical writing. The odd name was chosen as the name could not appear on the medical register.

Does anyone know why he chose and uses his pen name? --Carl 03:40, 14 Jan 2005 (UTC)