Red took on the meaning of hearts, warmth, and love.
But inside that mogul beats a heart of warmth and compassion.
No shrinking violet, he nonetheless balanced their innate boisterousness with heart, soul, warmth and wit.
"If my father did not want me, Peking had heart and warmth to spare," he later wrote in his autobiography.
He will be greatly missed by his family and in his Florida community, where he was known as a man of great heart and warmth.
Jane Tranter, the BBC controller of fiction, said: "The work he had completed on The No1 Ladies Detective Agencyy was quintessentially Anthony, epic but personal, thought-provoking but entertaining, edgy but with a strong moral heart and warmth.
Pigeonheart is a dense and immersive listen imbued with an odd spirituality; but unlike, say Age of Adz, the heart and warmth within sometimes remain frustratingly buried beneath layers of alien affectations.
And he kept in his heart the warmth and the modesty of the young man he once was, a man who was struck by a pessimistic sympathy for dying civilizations, dying people.
A man with a big heart, infectious warmth and incredibly generous with his advice.
