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7th February 05, 08:37 AM
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To answer a few questions:
Yes, the bulk of the book is from my article of the same title on line. I'm not trying to make money off the book, so I'm leaving the article up there. Mostly, the intent is to have something off-line that vendors can sell to people interested in kilts (also sometimes you just want something you can sit in a chair and read, instead of looking at a computer screen).
Yes, I do deal a little with contemporary kilts, though the bulk of my booklet deals with traditional kilts. One of the appendices that I added is on non-traditional kilts. But, for the most part, the advice I offer in the book applies equally well to both.
I do mention historical dress a bit in one of the other appendices. But if you want a common sense book dealing with the great kilt, you'd be better off getting a copy of my Early Highland Dress
I'd also like to thank those of you who have made purchases already. I've had orders in from the US, UK, Austria, and now Canada. I know most of those orders have been from people on this forum. So thanks for making me an "internationally reknowned" author!
Aye,
Matt
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7th February 05, 09:39 AM
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I just recommended this to me mate Phil (a MacFarlane) whose thinking of buying a kilt for his wedding in April.
Excellent, M.A.C. !
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7th February 05, 10:38 AM
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Just ordered mine this AM. I have way too many people asking me questions, and sometimes get togue tied. Cannot wait for the arrival
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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7th February 05, 10:46 AM
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Hi Glen,
I noticed on your order that you are a McGuire, as was my 6xgreat-grandmother. Maybe we are 23rd cousin or something... :-)
Didn't know if you've been over to my MacQuarrie homepage and read any of the McGuire info there.
http://albanach.org/macquarrie
Our ties to the MacQuarrie clan may be legendary, but then again so are most of these "clan affiliations."
Aye,
Matt
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7th February 05, 05:12 PM
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7th February 05, 06:11 PM
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Small world, I married into the MacQuarrie Clan in September. I am obviously not giving up on my Menzis connections, but it's good to see that my wife's family is represented here.
Her aunts, cousins and grandparents were excited to see my kilt at Chirstmas, but it took them a few seconds to realize that it was a Menzies hunting tartan, rather than the MacQuarrie Green and Red.
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