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Chips Newsletter
Chips is the newsletter of the Shire of Vanished Wood. Chips is more than just your typical newsletter; it often contains many useful articles on subjects of Medieval interest. In fact, many of the articles on the website first premiered in Chips. Issues are monthly - with information on shire meetings and other areas of of interest.
Upcoming Editions
April 2007
Revolting Peasants
The feast was a complete disaster! The food was awful (the cook will be loosing his head come morning), the entertainment was second rate at best (let's see them juggle without the use of their arms) and the queen was spending to much time in the company of the Earl of Most Fetching. What else could go wrong...?
"The peasants are revolting! The peasants are revolting!"
Coming soon.
March 2007
The Medieval Forest
Ahh, the medieval forest! Home to grand oak trees and ancient yews, wild boars and elegant stags and let's not forget - common outlaws adorned in lime green tights and united in jovial camaraderie.
What more is there to say ?
Coming to a website near you, sometime in March...
Latest Editions
February 2007
The Lover's Edition
It's the season of love, and the gentles of the shire are feeling especially amorous - so much so that they have expressed their love in verse. In this edition you will learn How to Seduce a Laurel, read the mediaeval story of Tristan and Isolde and be subjected to more poetry - only this time written by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Booklet version
Standard version
Submission Guidelines
The Chronicler of Chips welcomes all submissions. If the information is time sensitive please call the chronicler, to reserve space, but in general, submission deadlines are 7 days before the next moot.
Articles and artwork can be submitted in many different formats - MS Word and JPEG/GIF are the preffered. Send all submissions via email to Chronicler. The chronicler reserves the right to refuse or edit any submission
Chips is a publication of the Shire of Vanished Wood of the Society for Creative Anachronism Inc. Chips is not an official publication of the Society for Creative Anachronism, and does not delineate SCA policy, nor necessarily reflect the views of that organization at large.
