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André Dedieu

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On Warriors of the Light

Responses to the novel.

“This great historical novel is a skillful counterpoint between dramatized history based on the mediaeval manuscript and contemporary reflections on the ever-present dangers of the same totalitarian tendencies that threaten our own freedoms. Most of all, the manuscript reveals the original core spiritual teachings of the Cathars. A profoundly inspirational read in our own dark and challenging times.”

David Lorimer

Global Ambassador Scientific and Medical Network, author and editor of over a dozen books.

"Warriors of the Light plunges its reader back in time to the 13th century in Occitania -- an area with a unique culture in the south of France. Interweaving the present-day discovery of a hitherto unknown 13th century document with the history that it reveals, we meet a remarkable woman named Esclarmonde de Foix who was a critical force in the resistance to the Albigensian Crusade. This book is a revelation."

Laurie Kahn

EMMY and Peabody award writer/director/producer

“André Dedieu has met the challenge of combining a scholarly work with both historical and contemporary contexts in his highly readable book about a unique time and place filled with intriguing characters. His story brings medieval times to life as he explores unusual circumstances relevant to our own times. An original work not to be missed!”

Elayne Clift

award winning journalist and writer whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, The Christian Science Monitor, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.

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