Ian Kemish

And he passed away some years ago.

And he passed away some years ago.

He, like this Ronnie, he's not quite like this Ronnie, of course he's not, but like this Ronnie, he's somebody who was touched by his own experience with conflict and who found meaning in his life through helping other people.

He, like this Ronnie, he's not quite like this Ronnie, of course he's not, but like this Ronnie, he's somebody who was touched by his own experience with conflict and who found meaning in his life through helping other people.

And that's Ronnie.

And that's Ronnie.

So, you know...

So, you know...

He's an important voice.

He's an important voice.

There are four voices, and I think we've mentioned two so far, Nico, Anita, our policewoman, and old Ronnie.

There are four voices, and I think we've mentioned two so far, Nico, Anita, our policewoman, and old Ronnie.

Yeah, it's interesting that people respond that way.

Yeah, it's interesting that people respond that way.

And it's lovely that people respond that way.

And it's lovely that people respond that way.

I've actually had one of the lovely things about writing fiction is I didn't know this, but you receive these lovely messages from people you've never met on, you know, Instagram and email and sometimes even text.

I've actually had one of the lovely things about writing fiction is I didn't know this, but you receive these lovely messages from people you've never met on, you know, Instagram and email and sometimes even text.

I don't know how they get that number.

I don't know how they get that number.