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[close] Turn ye Page A 2022 Reading Challenge to Carry us Threw ye Plague The following list is comprised of categories that might inform your SCA participation and increase your knowledge and pleasure. Choose 1 category per month to make this last the whole of the Common Era year. There are 18 categories, but, of course, not all of them may interest you; the number of categories are to provide flexibility to the reader. Some of the categories are very complex, and some very simple, and you should be able to create a reading experience that entertains, challenges, and improves your knowledge. A non-fiction book related to your persona A 19th c. fiction book set in your persona's era A book your persona would have read An 18th C. fiction book set in your persona's era A non-Shakespeare pre-1603 play Any fictional work book translated into English before 1603 A collection of stories/poems/songs by SCA Bards Any audiobook from Librivox related to your SCA interests A book that promotes inclusiveness in the SCA Any book set anywhere before 1603 in your favorite genre A prose/poetry combination book Any book set anywhere before 1603 that is not a genre you usually read A fiction book set in your persona's time Any book set anywhere before 1603 that is translated from a European Language in your favorite genre A fiction book set in your persona's place Any "category" book from any genre set in your persona's time and place A fiction book set in your persona's place, but not your persona's time A fiction book set in your persona's time, but not in your persona's place.

[close] This is the Good Reads Group for House Read Board of the SCA.

[close] It's pretty self-explanatory, actually. This group is for authors in the SCA (Or formerly in the SCA) to hang out together, discuss craft, and discuss opportunities for joint promotion and get-togethers (online and off). For those not in the know, SCA is the Society for Creative Anachronism, a worldwide historical reenactment group. A great place to play.

[close] Book Listings for SCA history and costuming, especially focused on Renaissance Italy