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Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
From: nusbache@epas.utoronto.ca (Aryk Nusbacher)
Subject: Re: Chronique
Organization: University of Toronto - Publishers' Clearing House
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1993 15:32:04 GMT

In article <CCBIJs.tC3@hawnews.watson.ibm.com> mittle@watson.ibm.com (Arval
d'Espas Nord) writes:

>Not long ago, someone posted the subscription address for Chronique; I
>foolishly managed not to save it. Could someone post it again?

Subscriptions to that fine journal are taken by:

Miss Ann-Marie Storz
1134 Tamalpais Place
Hayward, CA
USA 94542

On the subject of nifty journals, those interested in "a bi-monthly
publication for re-enactors and enthusiasts including information
concerning Europe and America during the Founding Age (1560-1705)"
might like The Moderne Aviso. Subscriptions are $6 per annum (6
issues) from:

Mary Aist
9512 Dubarry Avenue
Seabrook, MD
USA 20706

The current issue announces an English Civil War muster at the Avalon
site (a purpose-built ECW re-creation site) in Virginia in November;
the Pennsbury Manor Fair in Pennsylvania in September, the Saint
Maries Citty Muster in Maryland, etc. In January the folks in St.
Augustine, FL, are running their School of the 16th Century -- just
the right time for people living in the Great White North to follow
their Prime Minister and their grandparents to Florida...

There are also informative articles for the re-enactor, in this issue
a raft of recipes and a great article on period units of measure.

Cheers,
Aryk

From: jab2@stl.stc.co.uk (Jennifer Ann Bray)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: medieval mag. embroidery article
Date: 12 Oct 93 09:49:58
Organization: STC Technology Ltd., London Road, Harlow, UK.

A few people have requested subscription information for the magazine
medieval world.
Subscriptions cost 19 pounds sterling Europe and 21 pounds sterling
outside europe
cheques should be in sterling and drawn on a UK clearing bank, (there
is no mention of anything about credit cards)
payments to:
Medieval world c/o/ BKT subscription services, Landsdowne Mews, 196
High street, Tonbridge, Kent TN9 1EF

Issue 4 january/February 1992 had an article on the Maaseik
Embroideries, eight pieces of embroidery from Anglo-Saxon England. The
article covered the history of the embroideries and gave some details
of how they were copied recently. There were photos of both the
originals and the reconstructions.

Examples of the sort of things the magazine covers:

Issue 1: heroines and saracens, the battle of maldon,
Aulnay-de-Saintogne, Byzantine Jordan, A medieval farming village,
medieval archives
Issue 2: A monk of St Augustine's, tree ring dating, Anatomy of a
workforce, The saracens: An alternative view, the Sainsbury wing at
the National gallery, A portrait from the late middle ages, Landshut
in Bavaria, East Anglian Cathedrals
Issue 3: Misericords, Early medieval missions to Europe, Anglo saxon
pilgrims and rome, deerhurst, the mongol invasion of hungary 1241
Issue 4: The bayeux tapestry through the centuries, the medieval town
of bayeux, islamic learning and the medieval west, the Maaseik
embroideries, Musees Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire Brussels, Anglo saxon
pilgrims and rome, images of dark age milan
Issue 5:Compostella, long haired kings and short haired nuns, Aelfric
of Cerne Abbas, Archaeology at St Albans, The medieval collections of
stockholm

I have no connection with this magazine other than reading it, its
style of journalism is more popular than scholarly, but if you're
interested in the topics it covers it makes a good read

Jennifer
Vanaheim Vikings

This file contains a list of publications relevant to the SCA.
Compiled by Sandorfia Lord Miklos. Unless otherwise noted, none
of these are official publications of the Society for Creative
Anachronism, Incorporated and they do not delineate SCA policy.
Publications intended specifically for an SCA readership are marked
with an asterisk. Please send additions or changes to:

andrew@bransle.ucs.mun.ca

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The Bodkin's Point
A quarterly journal covering news, events, projects, practices
and research articles on period and SCA archery.

Karen Rhodes, PO Box 80083, Akron OH 44308-0083 USA

*The Camel
A monthly newsletter for the heralds of Lochac.

Bruce Probst, 11/58 Edgar Street, Glen Iris VIC 3146, AUSTRALIA

Folk Harp Journal
ISFHC, 4718 Maychelle Dr., Anaheim, CA 92807-3040, USA
(714) 998-5717

*Laurel Letters of Acceptances and Returns
Monthly report of the Laurel Sovereign of Arms
Available from the current Laurel Sovereign of Arms.

*Letter of Dance
A newsletter of the terpsichorean arts in the SCA. Eight issues
and a cassette tape each year. Published by Justin du Coeur, email
justin@inmet.camb.inmet.com.

The Letter of Dance
c/o Mark Waks, 82 Montclair Ave., Waltham, MA 02154, USA

Lorica
A semi-annual publication dedicated to the study of arms and armor
of the medieval and rennaissance periods.

Lorica, 240 E. Palmer, Northlake, IL 60164, USA

*Midlander
Regional newsletter for the Illinois/Iowa area of the U.S.A.

Charles Bell, 808 S. Cottage Grove, Urbana IL 61801
<cgeiken@ncsa.uiuc.edu>

*Millrind
Newsletter of the East Kingdom College of Heralds.

Andrea Habura-Fisher, 25 Seneca St., Troy, NY 12180, USA

*Thinkwell
An SCA Philosophy Newsletter - an ongoing set of discussions
about life in the Society, What We Are, What We Should Be,
Where We're Going, etc.

Mistress Aelflaed of Duckford
c/o Sandra Dodd, 8116 Princess Jeanne NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, USA

Thomas' Rhymer
A journal of the Bardic Arts in the SCA.

Ben Tucker, 184 W. Skillman Ave., Roseville, MN 55113, USA
(612) 487-2510

*Vinland i Dag
Monthly newsletter for the Northern Region of the East Kingdom.

Joan Martinelli, 15 Clark St., Hudson Falls, NY 12839, USA

Examples of the sort of things the magazine covers:

I have no connection with this magazine other than reading it, its
style of journalism is more popular than scholarly, but if you're
interested in the topics it covers it makes a good read

Jennifer

Vanaheim Vikings
(NFPS not SCA but what's in a name?)

Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: The Medieval & Renaissance Times (Magazine)
From: Lisa A. M. Tyson <CS23001@MAINE.MAINE.EDU>
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 1994 10:45:44 EST
Organization: University of Maine System

I have just received a postcard flyer in this morning's mail about a
new bimonthly magazine being published and seeking charter members.
I think it's interesting and I'm considering subscribing (though I
usually think long and hard before I decide to actually part with
any money). The ad follows in its entirety. I make no recommendations,
but find it rather fascinating.

" It's Here At Last!

A bimonthly international magazine bringing you news on festivals, fairs,
food, costumes, art, music, dance, armour, weapons, literature, culture,
and much, much more. An absolute necessity for every anachronist.
Discover new clubs, organizations, societies, and associations devoted to
medieval and renaissance culture. Each issue is highly illustrated with
black & white and color photographs and prints of original art. Each
issue contains feature articles on every subject imaginable: from
Abbasid art to the zodiac. Read informative reviews on period books,
films, and sound recordings. Remember, this is your magazine, send in
your notices about your groups events, ads, and letters telling us what
you want to see. Make new friends through our special section on
pen pals, travel, and student exchange programs abroad available. Join
as a charter member by subscribing for one year for $29.95, or two years
for $54.95. Send your check or money order to:

The Medieval & Renaissance Times Magazine
Subscription Department
P.O. Box 7070
North Brunswick, New Jersey 08902-7070

Published by the Medieval & Renaissance Times, Inc.
1205 Easton Avenue, Somerset, New Jersey 08873
Phone (908) 545-0444 Fax (908) 545-0005"

If anyone else has information regarding other newsletters or
magazines being published of interest to people in the SCA *please*
send me e-mail to CS23001@MAINE.EDU

I am compiling different lists of interest for my Shire newsletter and
would be delighted to include new sources of information. (Ahem, I
might add that I'm a catalog junkie. I even occasionally order things.)

Yours in Service,
Lady Brynn MacLachlan (Lisa A. Tyson)

Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
From: kreyling@lds.loral.com (Ed Kreyling 6966)
Subject: Re: The Medieval & Renaissance Times (Magazine)
Organization: Loral Data Systems
Date: Sun, 6 Feb 1994 14:13:51 GMT

FC080401@ysub.ysu.edu writes:
>Ellisif and Elizabeth wrote:
>
>>>>I have just received a postcard flyer in this morning's mail about a
>>>>new bimonthly magazine being published and seeking charter members.
>>>
>>>I got one of these too. Anyone know where they got their mailing list?
>>>(At $5 an issue I'd like to see a sample before committing, but I am
>>>curious whether it's any good. If anyone gives it a shot, let the rest
>>>of us know, ok?)
>>
>>I am of the opinion they copied addresses out of Pikestaff, and other
>>related newsletters. Any other ideas?
>>
>I got a postcard, too. I'm not in any of the newsletters, but they
>could have used the merchant addresses from the Pennsic booklet as an
>additional source.
>
>Tarna of Warhaven

We have actually received a couple of issues of a newsprint magazine which
goes by the title _Medieval and Renaisance Times_ (I'm 98 per cent sure of
this). It is basically a newsletter used to let people know about the Ren
Faire circuit-- does have some articles in it, but not as many as, say TI.
First issue had an article written by a Californian (if I remember right)
who has been doing both Ren Faire and SCA for a long time. The article
was basically "The people in the SCA really are OK" -- did give a nice
explanation of how the system works-- Crowns, awards, etc.

Those issues were unsolicited and sent to our _business_ name-- definitely
had to have come from Pennsic merchants list (unless they went through small
business legal listings, which I doubt).

They may be trying to upgrade. I don't know, since the last several issues
have gone directly into the recycling bin (after the staples were removed of
course). As it was, it was a cross between TI and a kingdom newsletter for
the Ren Faire circuit. We, too, got one of those cards, and promptly threw
it away.

Brigit
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Brigit Olesdottir, OL |Pam Kreyling c/o Ed Kreyling
Shire of Brineside Moor |Loral Data Systems
Kingdom of Trimaris |Sarasota, FL, USA
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Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
From: rzex60@email.mot.com (Laurie Brandt)
Subject: Medieval feminist newsletter?
Organization: The Polyhedron Group
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 1994 21:55:42 GMT

I came across this a while ago can anyone tell me if it is still in print,
price of csubcsription etc?

From: julifolo@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (watkins julia k)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Re: special interest newsletters
Date: 10 Feb 1994 00:13:13 GMT
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana

jeffs@math.bu.EDU (Jeff Suzuki) writes:
>For my 2 scudi re: special interest newsletters. How'bout a "newbie
>newsletter"? This would give a new person all the basic information:
>how to make _simple_ garb, food, etc., that right now is not being
>disseminated all that well. Done properly, it need not restrict its
>readership to newbies! (For example, suppose it had a few pages an
>issue on period stories that people can tell, or Hints From Hrothgar
>on just about anything)

>Tio dell'abaco

Are you familiar with our NEW MEMBER TIMES? It's been published for over
ten years and contains a wide variety of articles. It started as SCA
only and was later changed to living history in general. If you would
like a sample copy, send a 8-1/2 x 5-1/4 sase to
NEW MEMBER TIMES
c/o Folump Enterprises
805 East Green
Urbana, IL 61801
(And we're always looking for new articles)

Yrs, the Folos

Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
From: mchance@nyx10.cs.du.edu (Michael Chance)
Subject: Re: special interest newsletters
Organization: Nyx, Public Access Unix at U. of Denver Math/CS dept.
Date: Fri, 11 Feb 94 18:45:09 GMT

Tio asks:
>>For my 2 scudi re: special interest newsletters. How'bout a "newbie
>>newsletter"?

To which the Barons de Folo repsond:
>Are you familiar with our NEW MEMBER TIMES? It's been published for over
>ten years and contains a wide variety of articles.

I've most of the first 4 or 5 years worth of the New Member Times,
and I can attest that they do indeed have a lot of good info (if a
little Midrealm-centric), for both the relatively new member and for
new groups just getting started. The issue on media relations has been
especially useful. When my finances improve, I'll probably
catch up on the back issues.

Just an opinion from a satisfied customer.

Mikjal Annarbjorn
(Psst, hey Folo - do I get my sales commission now? 8-)
--
Michael A. Chance St. Louis, Missouri, USA "At play in the fields
Work: mc307a@sw1sta.sbc.com of St. Vidicon"
Play: ab899@freenet.hsc.colorado.edu
mchance@nyx.cs.du.edu

From: chronique@aol.COM
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Chivalric Journal
Date: 3 Mar 1994 15:19:12 -0500

For the past two years I have been working to ignite discussions on chivalry,
knighthood and the tournament. To this end, I have produced a journal which
some of you might have seen-- Chronique, the Journal of Chivalry. In this
journal, we attempt to encourage chivalric discussions by posing questions to be
argued in the FORUM section; presenting essays by heartfeld tourneyers and SCA
folk; articles both original and reprinted from mundane scholarship (with
permission, of course). We want to encourage both chivalric attitudes and a
more authentic presentation.

Recently I have begun to post the chivalric questions to the electronic
networks in order to widen the range of responses and to spread the ideas that
have been germinating in Chronique and amongst isolated groups. The cross-
culture is very exciting, and promises rich rewards that I want to share with an
ever-expanding circle of readers.

Recent issues have dealt with: The pas d'Armes, Knightly Orders and Tournament
Societies, Points of Honor, Courtly Love, Arms and Armour, The Meaning of the
Tournament of Chivalry, and Knighthing Ceremonies. The upcoming issue is on
Squires, due for release March 18.

If you would like to be placed on the electronic mailing list to receive
updates and questions, kindly return your email address. I will send you an
introduction and a copy of the current questions that we are receiving replies
on. If at that point you want to return your SCA name, mundane name and address,
and telephone, you may either subscribe to the journal or receive a
free copy comped for contributions that we use. If you only want to receive
questions and news, that is fine too.

Yours in Service,

Brian R. Price
AKA SCA Sir Brion Thornbird ap Rhys, Earl, OL
Editor, Chronique

From: folo@prairienet.org (F.L. Watkins)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Re: An Embarrasing Request
Date: 2 Apr 1994 03:27:06 GMT
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Originator: folo@firefly.prairienet.org

Thanks for a chance to give Dave & Donlyn a little plug.

SMOKE & FIRE NEWS ($15 a year)
PO Box 166
Grand Rapids, OH 43522

S&F NEWS is a monthly newspaper devoted to all aspects of living
history.

Yrs, Folo (Medieval Editor, SMOKE & FIRE NEWS)
--
Damin de Folo - F.L. Watkins - Folo@Prairienet.edu
Baron Wurm Wald (MK), SCA - Commander Baldwin's, NWTA

From: Chronique@aol.COM
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Best of Chronique CA
Date: 16 Jun 1994 04:18:48 -0400

Many people have telephoned or written in the past weeks in order to find our
pieces of information related to Chronique--the response has come from the
most recent Compleat Anachronist, entitled "The Best of Chronique."

Each quarter, we pose chivalric questions that are pointed at the topic of
the next issue. These questions are available in the current issue (now #9)
or may be had by request at this email address. Respondents whose answers are
printed receive a free copy of the journal; the regular price is $5 per issue
(64pp average) or $16 per year. Two years are available for $30; all prices
quoted are for US subs.

Issue #9 will be available on June 18. Its theme, as you can tell from the
text below, is William the Marshal. #10, due for release at Pennsic, will
contain articles about 15th century tournaments a la King Rene of Anjou.
Details will include how to make courboille "rene" harness, how to run a
Rene-style list, and details gleaned from Rene's own tournament book.

Issue #9--William the Marshal and Early Tournaments
"Some Thoughts on Chivalry & William the Marshal"
"William the Marshal" a lyric passage--David Friedman
"The Old Man of the Mountain" original fiction--Conrad Claus
"Running a Marshal style Tournament."--Brian Price
"Chivalry, an Alternative View"--Hugh T. Knight
"Rules for a Marshal style Tournament."--Brian Price
"A Marshal Tournament in the West Kingdom"--Brian Price
"Equestris Ordo: Chivalry as a Vocation in the
12th century"--Colin Morris, University of Southhampton
"On Winning"--Steen Jensen
Reviews
"William Marshal, Flower of Chivalry"--Pat MacGregor
"The Knight in Medieval England, 1100-1400"--Richard Edwards

Plus 15 pp. of FORUM discussion on points relating to field conduct, knightly
behavior, and tournaments; classified advertising, an open challenge by Baron
Tristan of Pheonix Hall, and a Puzzler.

Available from "Ann-Marie Price", 316 Escuela Ave. #38, Mountain View, CA
94040 (415)-961-2187 Chronique@aol.com

Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
(Lynn S Dahleen)
Subject: Re: Early Times publication-- still alive??
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 1994 15:52:45 GMT
Organization: North Dakota Higher Education Computing Network

Unto all who have requested information as to how to subscribe to the
journal Early Period,
I Tarrach Alfson do send greetings. The address to which
subscription requests should be sent to is:

David and Rebecca Wendelken
520 Cassville Rd.
Cartersville, GA 30120

I am afraid I don't remember the cost, but I think it was $12 per year (4
issues). I am certain it was under $20. If anyone has any real neat
articals on any pre 1066 subject (especially if they are about stuff from
the 600s in northern Europe), they should be sent to:

Linda Gilbert/Casey Gordon
180 Habersham Way
Athens, GA 30606

They (Linda and Casey) will also consider requests for articals on
particular subjects. Hope this is helpful, and spurs greater interest in
the Early Period personas! Good Luck!

Tarrach Alfson

From: meadhbhni@aol.com (Meadhbhni)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: new magazine
Date: 19 Sep 1994 23:14:04 -0400

has anyone out there seen: Medieval and Renaissance Times? i picked up a
copy at the bookstore the other day. Its pretty interesting. It is
published quarterly. This one contains articles on Italian Renaissance
painting, Tha papacy and medieval feasts. It also lists different art
gallery showings of interest. it also has information on renaissance
festivals all over the country and the world. i did enjoy it. i just
wanted to hear any other comments.
meadhbh

From: folo@prairienet.org (F.L. Watkins)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Re: new magazine
Date: 21 Sep 1994 12:44:09 GMT
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana

_The Medieval & Renaissance Times_ is $6 an issue or $29.95 per
year. All overseas subscriptions must add $6 per year; this is all
payable in US funds.

It is published by The Medieval & Renaissance Times, Inc. The
editorial offices are 1205 Easton Ave., Somerset, NJ 08873 USA.

Subscriptions should be sent to:
Subscription Department
PO Box 707
North Brunswick, NJ 08902-7070 USA
They note that they do sell individual issues, although they also
ask to allow six to eight weeks for subscriptions to begin.

Yrs, Folo
--
Damin de Folo - F.L.Watkins - folo@prairienet.org
Baron Wurm Wald (MidRealm) - Commander Baldwin's (NWTA)

From: mjc+@cs.cmu.edu (Monica Cellio)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Nice new A&S newsletter
Date: 3 Nov 94 04:26:48 GMT
Organization: Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Computer Science

The last issue of the Pale I got before my subscription ran out contained
an announcement from someone who was starting the "Midrealm A&S newsletter".
There was an announcement that all A&S officers would receive it, and it
wasn't clear whether this was going to contain administrivia, articles, or
what. I wrote and asked for information, and received issue #1 in the mail
a few days ago.

I was pleased to find that, aside from a letter from the editor at the
beginning, it's *entirely* articles. The first issue is 16 (8.5x11) pages;
presumably it will grow over time. The newsletter is intended to be
quarterly.

A subscription rate hasn't been set yet, but the editor promised to let
me know as soon as they get that worked out. Submissions and subscriptions
are welcome from anywhere; it's not being limited to people in the Middle.
This is exactly the sort of thing I've been hoping all year someone would
start. :-)

Anyway, I think it's off to a pretty good start and plan to send them
material; I thought others might be interested in knowing about this too.
The editor, Melisande, has email: 71533.3571@compuserve.com. I'll
send subscription info when I have it to anyone who's interested, or you
can write directly to the editor.

Looking forward to the next issue...
Ellisif
file://grand.central.org/afs/transarc.com/public/mjc/html/ellisif.html

From: cclaus@minerva (Conrad Claus)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Re: Arabic Garb and Armour
Date: 10 Nov 1994 02:11:31 GMT
Organization: Willamette University, Salem, OR, USA

James Morrow (achbar@cybernetics.net) wrote:
: I would like to get into Personna more than I have in the past. I need
: information on Arabic Armour and Garb. If you have any book tiltles or
: anything such as this, please let me know about what you have. Thank

There is a very good (and hard to obtain) multi-language journal called
_Gladius_ which deals, in part, with archaic weapons and armor from the
middle east.

Conrad

: Baron Achbar ibn Ali
--

From: mjc+@cs.cmu.edu (Monica Cellio)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: New A&S newsletter (update)
Date: 12 Nov 94 19:23:15 GMT
Organization: Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Computer Science

The new Midrealm A&S quarterly newsletter, "Dragon's Tale" (they know
about the name conflict with Drachenwald now and are asking for alternate
suggestions) has just published its second issue. They've also announced
subscription prices: $8/year (US funds, but no higher price mentioned for
non-US). Checks should be made out to "SCA Inc, Middle Kingdom" and sent
to the editor:

Cathy Akers-Jordan
846 S. State Street #150
Davison, MI 48423

Her email address is 71533.3571@compuserve.com. Articles and art are
welcome from all, regardless of kingdom of residence.

The format is 8.5 x 11 (as opposed to the smaller, folded format of many
SCA newsletters). The contents of the first two issues follow.

Issue 1 (16 pages):
From the Editor
A Question of Time (Nicolaa de Bracton of Leicester)
The Splendor Falls on Castle Walls... (Terryl MacAodhagain)
Medieval Lighting (Thaddeus the Brown)
Riddles (Peregrine the Illuminator)
Coloring Page (John Green)

Issue 2 (18 pages):
From the Editor
Things Your Persona Would Have Known: The Wheel of Fortune (Nicolaa)
The Strategic Defense of Castles (Beorthwine of Grafham Wood)
The Ritual Symbolism of the Torque (Conall mac Aodhain)
The Splendor Falls of Castle Walls II: The Kitchen (Terryl)
Medieval Lighting II: Practical Lighting for the SCA (Thaddeus)
Classified Ads (requests for info, mostly -- 3 or 4)
Frequently Asked Questions (this is somewhat Middle-specific)
Coloring Page (John)

I like the newsletter and wanted to spread the word.

Ellisif

From: 0003900943@mcimail.COM (Marla Lecin)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Unofficial SCA Publications
Date: 1 Jan 1995 17:57:10 -0500

Greetings, from Jessa d'Avondale!

Well, now that I can check through the back issues of T.I. - the last list
of "special interest" newsletters was published in the Spring '91 issue,
and includes brief descriptions and subscription info for: The Blue Feather,
"But It's Period!", Fletch and Point, Flower of Souvenance, The Letter of
Dance, The Millrind, The Needle's Point, and Sources by Mail III. Many
of the addresses and prices given are likely to be out of date, so I won't
list them here. However, as was mentioned, the Corporate A&S officer is
likely to have a more up-to-date list (her address is in T.I. or the kingdom
newsletters).

Jessa

From: medmusings@aol.com (MedMusings)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Speaking of Unofficial Newsletters
Date: 1 Jan 1995 13:36:30 -0500

Greetings to the Rialto...

On the subject of unofficial (I prefer "independent", myself), Medieval
Musings is an independent, general interest newsletter for the SCA.

As with most newsletters, I am in need of material. Since MM is general
interest, I will pretty much consider anything of interest to SCA members.
This includes (but is, of course, not limited to) how-to articles,
historical articles, original poetry, original fiction, original songs
(period style or filks), book or movie reviews, amusing stories
(historical or SCA related), little-known historical facts, puzzles,
riddles, cartoons, artwork (cover or interior), reports on major events
(wars, board meetings, etc), flyers and/or other information on major
interkingdom events, and of course, opinions in the form of
letters-to-the-editor.

If you're interested in contributing, please send me an e-mail for more
information.

Thanks.
--------------------------------------------------------------
Medieval Musings * 210 Bradford Road, #127 * Tallahassee FL 32303
MedMusings@aol.com

From: DEW@PSUECLC.BITNET
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Un-off(ic)al Publications
Date: 8 Jan 1995 19:37:18 -0500

Un-offical Publication

Veil & Drum (Madil wa Tabl)

Purpose: Disemination of cultural aspects of
Medival Middle-Eastern, Near-Eastern, North
African, and Andalusian (Moorish Spain) life.
Emphasis is on music and dance as well as food,
garb, language, philosophy, history, and aspects
of daily life. Now in the 4th year of
publication, the newsletter is distributed
internationally with a circulation of 150.
Includes mailing lists of subscribers, articles
and works submitted by subscribers, calender of
events, editorials, and lists of resources.

No advertising is accepted. No subscription fee
is given, but donations to defray costs of
publication and mailing are acknowledged.

Veil & Drum
c/o Durr ish Jabal (Baron Dur)
165 Fishburn Hill Rd
Bellefonte PA 16823

From: Heather Rose Jones (1/9/95)
To: Mark Harris

Mail*Link� SMTP RE>novice mundane historian needs help!

> My persona is not Welsh, but if you have an overview I'd love to see
> what you have. I do have friends with Welsh personas. If you could give
> me more information about what you've published and prices some of them
> may be interested.

See below -- thanks for asking.

Tangwystyl
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Y Camamseriad (A Journal of Welsh Research for the SCA)
Scholarly and practical research relevant to Welsh personae.
A forum for original research on any topic that might be of
interest to those trying to create a Welsh persona in the
Society for Creative Anachronism or similar organizations.
Although this is a periodical, advance subscriptions are not
available. Issued annually. Submissions welcome!

Volume 1 (1992) 162pp $13.50
Conversational Medieval Welsh, The Cywydd, An Introduction
to the Welsh Language, Medieval Welsh Titles, Welsh Name
Formation, Names and Naming Practices in the Merioneth Lay
Subsidy Roll (1282-3), Names and Naming Practices in Some
North Pembrokeshire Toll Books (1599-1603), Medieval Welsh
Cookery, plus original poetry and fiction, reviews,
mail-order sources, and more.

Volume 2 (1993) 176pp $13.50
Medieval Welsh Clothing - pre 1300, Welsh Scroll Texts, On
Blazoning Armory in Medieval Welsh, Non-Roman Writing
Systems for Welsh, Welsh Animal Names, A Welsh Card Game,
Welsh Games, plus original poetry, and more.

Volume 3 (1994) 84pp $13.50
Welsh Households for the SCA, Period Welsh Models for SCA
Households and the Nomenclature Thereof, Domestic
Architecture in Medieval Wales, Utensils in Medieval Wales,
The Welsh Vernacular Hand of the 13th and 14th Centuries,
Welsh Illumination, Welsh Decorated Capitals, The First
Thousand Years of British Names [i.e., Romano-British names,
Old Welsh names, early Irish names in Britain].

[end of catalog]
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From: pat@lloyd.com (Pat McGregor)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Ben Jonson Journal Announced
Date: 19 Jan 1995 15:13:32 -0800
Organization: Lloyd Internetworking, Cameron Park, CA 95682

DAVID PHILLIPS <julius@nevada.edu> announces the Ben Jonson Journal

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***************** _The Ben Jonson Journal_ ********************
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Editors Richard Harp and Stanley Stewart are pleased to announce
that the first issue of the _Ben Jonson Journal_ will be released
this month.

_The Ben Jonson Journal_ is devoted to the study of Jonson as well
as all English Renaissance authors and their cultural, historical,
and religious milieux. Published annually, each issue will be at
least two hundred pages.

Volume I features essays and reviews from our distinguised
editorial board: David M. Bevington, Martin Butler, Thomas Clayton,
Ian Donaldson, Robert C. Evans, M. Thomas Hester, Grace Ioppolo,
William W. Kerrigan, Anthony Low, David C. McPherson, John Mulryan,
Stephen Orgel, James A. Riddell, E.W. Tayler, Sara van den Berg,
Susanne Woods, and R.V. Young.

Volume II is nearly complete, and the editors are now accepting
manuscripts for Volume III. Articles should be 20-30 double-spaced
manuscript pages, notes up to 10 pages, style: Chicago. Three
copies of the manuscript are required. The journal also reviews
books, but book reviews are assigned.

Manuscripts should be sent to: The Editors, Department of English,
UNLV, Box 455069, 4505 Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89154-5069.
Rejected manuscripts will be returned with SASE.

Subscriptions to the jounal are $15 for one year, $25 for two
years. Subscribers may use the form provided below. For additional
information, contact Richard Harp at harprlh@nevada.edu (702) 895-
0991 or Stan Stewart at snstewar@ucrvms.bitnet (909) 787-3674.
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From: tmarsh@utic (Todd Marsh)
Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
Subject: Unofficial Publications
Date: 1 Feb 1995 05:59:14 GMT
Organization: UniComp Technologies International Corp -- Internet Service

Greetings unto the Rialto!

My thanks to all those who sent me info on publications. This is the
list I have collected so far. If you have additions, send them to my new
email address, tmarsh@iadfw.net

Llywelyn

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The Letter of Dance (Justin du Coeur, justin@inmet.inmet.com)

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The Millrind publishes articles on all aspects of heraldry, including names,
devices, ceremony, heraldic display, and absolutely awful puns. Quarterly.
$3/year for US addresses, $4/year for Canadian and Mexican, and $7/year to
addresses overseas from the U.S. Back issues (there are 22) available.
Editor: Dame Alison MacDermot (Andrea Habura, 25 Seneca St., Troy, NY
12180). Submissions welcome.

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Medieval Musings
210 Bradford Road, #127
Tallahassee FL 32303
Subscriptions are $24 per year or $12 for 6 mos.
Checks payable to: DC Nieder
Medieval Musings is a monthly general interest newsletter for members of the
SCA.

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Thinkwell, $2.50 per issue, from

Sandra Dodd
8116 Princess Jeanne NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110

AElflaed publishes this irregularly, and doesn't care how many issues you
subscribe to at a time.

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_The Dragon's Tale_ is the new A&S newsletter of the Middle Kingdom. It is
published by the MK A&S office. Rates are $2.00 per issue or $8.00 per
year. Details are in Issue 2.

Lady Melisande of Woodcrest
Roger & Cathy Jordan <71533.3571@compuserve.com>

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THIS IS AN ABRIDGED ELECTRONIC VERSION OF THE HARPY MUSIC CATALOG

Harpy Music
5838 Fremont St. #2
Oakland CA 94608-2612
(510) 654-6635

Calif. residents _must_ add sales tax (to the subtotal before
shipping is added).

Shipping:

U.S. $.50 per $5 or part thereof
Canada $1.00 per $5 or part thereof
Elsewhere $1.25 per $5 or part thereof

Payment by check or money order to Harpy Music - US FUNDS ONLY
PLEASE!

Indicate clearly what address you want things shipped to.
All orders will be shipped book rate (4th class) except for
cassette tapes which are shipped 1st class.
_________________________________________________________________

Y Camamseriad (A Journal of Welsh Research for the SCA)
Scholarly and practical research relevant to Welsh personae.
A forum for original research on any topic that might be of
interest to those trying to create a Welsh persona in the
Society for Creative Anachronism or similar organizations.
Although this is a periodical, advance subscriptions are not
available. Issued annually. Submissions welcome!

Volume 1 (1992) 162pp $13.50
Conversational Medieval Welsh, The Cywydd, An Introduction
to the Welsh Language, Medieval Welsh Titles, Welsh Name
Formation, Names and Naming Practices in the Merioneth Lay
Subsidy Roll (1282-3), Names and Naming Practices in Some
North Pembrokeshire Toll Books (1599-1603), Medieval Welsh
Cookery, plus original poetry and fiction, reviews,
mail-order sources, and more.

Volume 2 (1993) 176pp $13.50
Medieval Welsh Clothing - pre 1300, Welsh Scroll Texts, On
Blazoning Armory in Medieval Welsh, Non-Roman Writing
Systems for Welsh, Welsh Animal Names, A Welsh Card Game,
Welsh Games, plus original poetry, and more.

Volume 3 (1994) 84pp $13.50
Welsh Households for the SCA, Period Welsh Models for SCA
Households and the Nomenclature Thereof, Domestic
Architecture in Medieval Wales, Utensils in Medieval Wales,
The Welsh Vernacular Hand of the 13th and 14th Centuries,
Welsh Illumination, Welsh Decorated Capitals, The First
Thousand Years of British Names [i.e., Romano-British names,
Old Welsh names, early Irish names in Britain].
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