Mixed Moss: The Journal … Arthur Ransome Society: New Series Number 1, 2001 by Joy Wotton, First [Only] Edition

Mixed Moss—Mixed Moss is The Arthur Ransome Society's literary journal containing articles varying in length from 500 - 3,000 words on subjects such as Arthur Ransome's life, his works and the people and places he knew, some of whom he used as inspiration in his writings. There articles are typically of significantly higher quality than can be found in a society journal, and news are current affairs are not included, these being published in a separate magazine 'Signals'

Arthur Ransome and the Loss of the Father, Slug: A Case of Mistaken Identity, A Shaking Experience, A Ten-Year Discrepancy, Ransome the Yachtsman, Swallow Returns to Secret Water, A Piece of History Gone: Altounyan Hospital Demolished, Addenda and Corrigenda to Bibliography, Adieu and Farewell: Taqui Altounyan, Missee Lee's Holiday, Baffled by the Red Fox, The Kipper is the Fish for Me, Czech Book, Genia and Arthur: A Nephew's View, What If?, Take Notice at Coniston, First Fish?, A Letter to Taqui, Rising in the East: the Czech Arthur Ransome Club, On a Certain River, Runners and Riders in the Literary Stakes, The Peak District Ds, Swallows and Anagrams, The Ransome of Romney Marsh, Not Welcome at All, Big Tweedy and Bristly, The Other Sort of Pike-Fishing.