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  1. Robert Holland
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    Hi Greg,

    We've been trying to reach Tasha about a workshop here in CA, but all of our emails seem to not be getting through. Do you have an email for her that is current? Please reply to me at Woodsende@comcast.net

    Thanks,
    Robert
  2. Kenneth G. Anthony
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    Hello Greg, after years of lurking, I am appearing Sent you a friending on facebook, just so you will know who I am. Best, Kenneth.
  3. Gregory Mele
    Hi Tim,

    Scott Baltic is the editor of WMAI. His email is: Scott Baltic <sbaltic@rcn.com>. I suspect he'll be interested!
  4. Tim Gallagher
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    Dear Mr Mele,
    I have recently picked up a couple of back issues of Western Martial Arts Illustrated at Swash and have noticed that they contain reviews of WMA/Hema events. I will be attending the Dijon Hemac event this coming May and wondered if you would be at all interested in me writing a review of this event for WMAI.
    Let me know what you think when you have a moment.

    Yours faithfully, Tim Gallagher
    timgallagherwessex@yahoo.co.uk
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How long have you been on Sword Forum?:
1998
How did you hear about Sword Forum?:
word of mouth
Sword Collection:
Atrim custom longsword and Danish Greatsword, Custom Darkwood Armoury 16th century "cut & thrust" sword, Arms & Armour Duke of Urbino, Fechterspiel and rondel dagger. Several *old* Del Tins, and numerous spears, polehammers, etc.
Location:
Suburban Chicago area
Interests:
martial arts, writing, reading, tennis, wine
Occupation:
writer and editor
Favorite Swords:
longswords, knightly arming swords, schiavona
Swordsmanship Style Practiced:
Historical European

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Greg Mele
Chicago Swordplay Guild

Freelance Academy Press: Books on Western Martial Arts and Historical Swordsmanship

Chivalric Fighting Arts Association

"If the tongue could cut
as the sword can do,
the dead would be infinite."

Filippo Vadi, "Arte Dimicandi Gladiatoria" (c.1482 - 87)

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