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    • Tribute to Alan Wilkes
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The Lasserrade Press

Lasserrade is a tiny village in the Gers (South-West France) with fewer than 200 inhabitants. Depending on the direction of approach, signposts refer to it indifferently as "Lasserade" or "Lasserrade". Happily, the Post Office is equally indifferent. Scottish psychologist Alan Kennedy founded Lasserrade Press in 2009. His most recent work of non-fiction is a psychological analysis of the "Lake" novels of the English children's author, Arthur Ransome. A Thoroughly Mischievous Person: The Other Arthur Ransome was published by The Lutterworth Press, in September 2021. His seventh novel, The War and Alex Vere, was released in April 2023. The Covid Letters was released as a Kindle eBook in December 2024. The paperback edition is available from LULU.

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