Guy Windsor's Rapier Manual

[LThornton]

Guy Windsor posted on his blog yesterday that he's regained the rights to his first two books, the Duellist's Companion (rapier) being one, and I believe the Swordsman's Companion (longsword) being the other.

Copies have been going for hundreds of dollars (when I just looked, the Swordsman's Companion was on Amazon for $100-$400). The Duellist's Companion is now available as a PDF on scribd.com for $10, DRM free. Swordsman's Companion isn't available yet, but Windsor's blog post suggests it will be.

http://guywindsor.net/blog/2012/12/a...nual-download/

http://www.scribd.com/doc/116228480/...st-s-Companion

[lklawson]

I'm glad that he finally got that worked out. Good for him.

Peace favor your sword,
Kirk

[misanthropic777]

Most of the authors (not all, sadly, but most) who published through Chivalry Bookshelf and got screwed by the owner have reached a settlement where they have the copyright and physical copies of their books returned to them. I believe many of the titles are being offered again through Freelance Academy Press: http://www.freelanceacademypress.com/

There's a thread started by Chris Tobler of Freelance that tells the whole story here: http://forums.armourarchive.org/phpB...p?f=3&t=157458