Alain Lezongar

Vigilance

Alain, whom Françoise wanted to adopt after decades of friendship, has a rare talent. His ability to concentrate coupled with an unparalleled spelling make him a talented editorial proofreader, without whom re-editions and this website would not be what they are.

Editorial decisions – Archive research – Proofreading and editing.

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