[Sca-cooks] humorous humorous articles for newsletters

[Stefan li Rous]

> May I tag along as well...our Chronicler is always looking for neat
> stuff, and this definitely falls into that category!  Of course, we'll
> give you full credit.
>
> Kiri
>
> >> --maire, thinking it'd be fun to put in our
> >> local newsletter--we've
> >> really been needing something to laugh at,
> >> lately!
Well, I hope I'm not beating this one to a pulp, but the Florilegium 
does have some funny articles, many which might be of interest to 
newsletter editors. For instance:
SCA-dishes-art    (11K)  4/13/00    "A Guide to making the most out of 
the SCA
                                        and its members" by Kim Huett. 
(humor)
Garboholic-art    (11K) 11/ 5/91    Humorous article warning those 
making garb.
Rock-Crystal-art  (12K) 10/19/00    "Carving Rock Crystal According to
                                   Theophilius" by Lord Valdis of 
Gotland (humor)
Cooking-Piggy-art  (5K)  9/27/01    A humorous adventure cooking a pig.
Charlemagne-art   (13K)  7/ 7/98    "Charlemagne" by Jan van Seist. 
(humor)
Frm-Balthazar-art(197K)  8/ 2/00    A series of daily articles on 
period history
                                         by Sir Balthazar of Endor. 
(humor)
Joan-of-Arc-art   (15K)  8/ 2/99    "Joan of Arc (1412 to 1430): Girl 
power in
                                        the 15th cent" by Jan van Seist. 
(humor)
Otto-T-Great-art   (9K)  7/29/99    "Otto the great (936-973) or Saxony 
saves
                                        the world" by Jan van Seist. 
(humor)
War-o-t-Roses-art (10K)  3/24/98    "The War of the Roses" by Jan van 
Seist.
                                        A short, humorous overview 
article.

And while not intending to be particularly humorous, if an editor is 
looking for material to fill up their pages, there is always my monthly 
article detailing what is new in the Florilegium each month. I *know* 
there must be a few newsletters in the Known World who aren't carrying 
it. Yet. ;-}

Stefan
Please feel free to pass this on to your local newsletter editors...)
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THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
    Mark S. Harris           Austin, Texas          
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
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