[Ansteorra] Fw: [Thescorre] FW: [SCA-AE] medieval clothing resource

[Katrina]

Katrina

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>From: sca-aethelmearc-bounces+orilee.ireland-delfs=xerox.com at lists.andrew.cmu.edu [mailto:sca-aethelmearc-bounces+orilee.ireland-delfs=xerox.com at lists.andrew.cmu.edu] On Behalf Of Sarah Goslee 
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>Subject: [SCA-AE] medieval clothing resource 
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>I had the opportunity to look at the German volume, basically Dr. Kania's dissertation on the construction of medieval clothing. It is a fabulous resource, and should end up on many of our bookshelves. 
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>She's trying to interest a publisher in putting together an English translation, but needs to demonstrate interest. I urge you to sign up on her website to demonstrate that there are plenty of people who would buy this if it becomes available. 
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>Not only is she a scholar, Katrin is a reenactor herself, and has put a lot of effort into actually making and wearing the clothing she researches. 
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>You are welcome to forward her information widely. 
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>Phiala 
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>From: Katrin Kania <katrin.kania at pallia.net> 
>Date: Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 3:04 AM 
>Subject: [MEDTC-DISCUSS] English Version of "Kleidung im Mittelalter" 
>To: MEDTC-DISCUSS at yahoogroups.com 
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>Hello, 
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>as some of you might know, my dissertation about construction and sewing technique of medieval garments in Europe from 500 to 1500, titled "Kleidung im Mittelalter" was published in 2010 as the German original. I have been getting requests to publish it in English as well and have been looking for a publishing house for this. 
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>Unfortunately, it is not the easiest of things to find a suitable house that is interested in publication. I have, however, now found one that is considering a publication. It's not all settled yet, but if you are interested in buying an English version and would like to be informed about developments, you can subscribe to an infoletter 
>here: 
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>http://togs-from-bogs.blogspot.com/2012/01/quest-for-numbers-again.html 
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>With your subscription, you are also signaling your interest so the publisher and me so we can figure out how big the print run can be, and you give us an indication for pricing. And please pass on this information - the more people know about it, the better! 
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>Thanks and all the best, 
>Katrin 
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>Katrin Kania: "Kleidung im Mittelalter. Materialien - Konstruktion - Nähtechnik. Ein Handbuch." 
>529 S. mit 357 s/w-Abb. und 51 farb. Abb. auf 24 Taf. Böhlau-Verlag Köln 2010. 
>Preis 67,90 € 
>ISBN 978-3-412-20482-2 
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>Dr. Katrin Kania M.A. 
>An der Lauseiche 8 
>91058 Erlangen 
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>Telefon: 09131-816665 
>mobil: 0160-91614276 
>www.pallia.net 
>Blog (englisch) auf togs-from-bogs.blogspot.com 
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>Sarah Goslee 
>http://www.stringpage.com 
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