was continuing his therapy. Six months after the stroke, David had completed his physical therapy, though he still suffered some pain in his shoulder, and intended to work on improving his reduced endurance. David revealed in January 2015 that he was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes a year prior. In March 2017, David announced on his blog that the IRS was demanding that he pay $88,000 USD in unpaid taxes, penalty and interest, which began to accumulate when his divorce from his first wife used up his savings. He started a GoFundMe campaign to raise the money from friends and fans, which raised $68,000 by April 12. David announced that he would begin a Patreon account where he would publish new work, and which would be used to pay taxes, and asked his readers for their content requests. By May 11, having sold some original comics artwork acquired two decades earlier, the Davids' debts were paid off. On November 27, 2022 another GoFundMe was launched by Graham Murphy who explained David's health was once again in decline. The following day Peter's wife Kathleen thanked those who helped. Bibliography References External links Fan-maintained bibliography Interviews Tramountanas, George A. (October 18, 2007) "X-Position Week 21: Peter David". CBR.com. Tramountanas, George A. (November 20, 2007) "X-Position Week 26: Peter David". CBR.com. Tramountanas, George A. (January 27, 2009) "X-Position: Peter David". CBR.com. Mitchel, Bill (June 24, 2009). "IN-DEPTH: Peter David". CBR.com. 1956 births 20th-century American novelists 21st-century American novelists American male bloggers American bloggers American comics writers American fantasy writers American male novelists American people of German-Jewish descent American people of Israeli descent American science fiction writers Eisner Award winners for Best Writer/Artist Inkpot Award winners Jewish American writers American LGBT rights activists Living people Marvel Comics writers New York University alumni People from Bloomfield, New Jersey People from Fort Meade, Maryland People from Suffolk County, New York People from Verona, New Jersey Writers of modern Arthurian fiction 20th-century American male writers