[SCA-AE] Queer Eye for the Medieval Guy

Karen Kasper arianna_wyn at yahoo.com
Thu Jul 13 13:01:05 EDT 2006


I wrote a couple of articles on the founding of the Principality of AEthelmearc and sent them off to whoever was webminister at the time, but they apparently weren't of interest or disappeared into the ether, because I never heard anything further and they certainly weren't posted on the Kingdom website.
   
  Currently the "History" page of the Kingdom website has a list of past rulers, the Pennsic Treaty, and the results of the Kingdom polling - that's it.  It'd be nice if it contained a little more than that.
   
  I might still have my articles on my computer somewhere, if anyone's still interested....
   
  Arianna

Donald Luby <donald.luby at gmail.com> wrote:
  
On Jul 13, 2006, at 12:06 PM, georg wrote:

> fridrikr at rochester.rr.com wrote:
>> Yes, I agree. The folks from Acre are indeed a nice people. The
>> unfortunate animosity that existed between MSR & the SCA has mostly
>> dissipated. And, history is good to know, so that we can learn 
>> lessons
>> for our own futures. Otherwise, why read & tell the stories of the
>> sagas? Besides beer, that is......
>
> I still really would love to see these early sagas written down 
> somewhere, such as a CA or republished in the Æestel (perhaps 
> serialized?), or on a webpage devoted to our Kingdom History and SCA 
> history.

Many years ago, Sir Hak put together a newsletter called "Old News", of 
just such things; I don't think it lasted any more than 2, perhaps 3, 
issues, it being entirely self-published. I still have copies of 
issues 1 and 2, and if Hak would allow, I would enter them in online 
(they were all done on typewriter, and thus no electronic copies exist 
AFAIK) at some point; I 'm sure that Hak has lots more that just never 
got published, due to mundane life issues.



Sir Koredono


Karen Kasper

"Only the educated are free."  Epictetus (55 AD - 135 AD), Discourses

"Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one."  Malcolm Forbes (1919 - 1990), in Forbes Magazine
 		
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