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This episode is an unusual one because there’s no interview. Instead, it’s an extended sample from my new audiobook, From Your Head to Their Hands: How to write, publish, and market training manuals for Historical Martial Artists. The book is designed to be short, clear and to the point, with zero fluff! Listen to this episode to get a good idea of what’s in the book.
The chapters from the audiobook that this episode includes are:
To buy the book, head to swordschool.shop, or your can find it on your usual audiobook retailer.
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Historical Medieval Battle in New Zealand, with Dayna Berghan-Whyman
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How to Make Swords, with Craig Johnson
Pole Dancing with Swords, with Kelley Costigan
Why Swords are Cool, with Damon Young
Fencing in Russia, with Elena Muzurina
Violence and Self Defence, with Rory Miller
Art and Fencing, with Nora Cannaday
Irish Stick Fighting, with Maxime Chouinard
Straight White Men with Swords, with Claire Mead
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