Books are arriving!
This week a few customers in the USA have received their copies of Quiver, but just a few. If you are based in the States and purchased a copy, yours should be coming any day.
The publisher Trope indicated that international books went out a week after domestic books, which means they all should have been shipped out over the last several days with books to the Americas shipping out from the US and books to rest of the world shipping out from the UK. With any luck, your copy of Quiver will be arriving this week.
The wait is almost over. Thanks so much for your patience.
If you still need to purchase a book, first edition copies are now in stock and shipping immediately.
Post Quiver, Win a Free Book!
Once you get your new copy of Quiver, post about it on social media by November 14 and be entered into a draw to win a free copy of Quiver. Posts can be made on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, TikTok, and Pinterest. On November 15 we will choose the winner at random and ship out a free copy of Quiver.
New articles on the Bowyers’ Dispatch.
If you have not yet visited the “Bowyers’ Dispatch” at Salish Wolf on Substack, check it out. Here you will find articles on all things related to primitive bowcraft and archery. No content is behind a paywall, but if you want to support the platform with a paid membership, you will receive some signup perks and your support is greatly appreciated. Currently you will find articles written by both me and Paul Comstock with more contributors and articles to come.
Salish Wolf Podcast.
#99 Tommy Leach on Project Quiver
Tommy Leach is a bowyer in Stillwater, Oklahoma, and a founding member of the Oklahoma Selfbow Society. With their marquis event known as OJAM, they are helping to preserve the legacy of primitive archery. Tommy has been carving selfbows for more than three decades.
#100 David Pim on Project Quiver
David Pim is a retired molecular biologist living in Trieste, Italy, where he has also been a bowyer for more than 20 years. David has made many types of bows but is particularly fascinated by the design and functionality of the English longbow and warbows.
