[MR] Request for articles for Fencers Quarterly Magazine

[Wayne G Han]

Greetings fellow Atlantians....

Just as a word of caution, if you truly want your voice heard (or SCA 
rapier's voice heard) in a positive light by the sport fencing community, 
Nick Evangelista may not be your best bet.  He has some pretty significant 
negative buzz in the circles I run in in the sport world.  I have never met 
him myself and am sure he's a fine fellow, but just keep any of your 
objectives in perspective with the engine you're planning on using.  If you 
just want to get an article published in a magazine that focuses on 
classical fencing, then you're probably ok :).

Gunther van Drakenburg
Canton of St. Georges

At 10:59 AM 1/22/04 -0500, you wrote:
>Unto the populace of Atlantia,
>
>I am happy to announce that the editor of "Fencers Quarterly Magazine",
>Nick Evangelista, would like to have articles about SCA rapier fighting.
>
>
>As the result of a letter to the editor that I wrote, he contacted me
>about a possible article, which I sent and he accepted for publication.
>When I asked if he wanted more articles, he wrote back:
>"I am actually looking forward to developing an SCA 'dialogue' within
>our pages. It may not appeal to everyone, but neither does anything else
>we present. I think the SCA scene will add a new dimension to FQM."
>
>
>So all you scribes and writers out there, sharpen your quills and get
>out your parchment. Here's our chance to make our voices heard in the
>sport fencing community. Nick may be contacted at evangel at atlascomm.net.
>
>(For those unfamiliar with FQM, its emphasis is on classical fencing,
>rather than the modern Olympic-style electrical fencing. Nick often
>takes unconventional and controversial approaches to fencing.)
>
>
>In Service to the Dream,
>Karl von Lindenheim
>Shire of Cathanar

Wayne Han
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Clemson Institute of Environmental Toxicology (CIET)
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