For more of Guillaume's writing (as well as some stuff by a guy named "Scott Farrell") check out these links:

The Pennsic Independent: A series of short, humorous articles written on-site at the SCA's largest event let you see Pennsic XXXI through the eyes of the most irreverent war correspondent in the Known World, along with a variety of reports from battles, A&S classes and the most infamous Pennsic parties.
www.PennsicIndependent.com

Giggles & Grins Homepage: Need a good laugh? (And who doesn't?) Laughter, humor and comedy in all forms is exactly what this site is devoted to. Enjoy Scott Farrell's hilarious story of his trip to a winter wonderland and the resulting visit to the osteopathic surgeon - and lots of other funny stories, cartoons, e-cards and "silly stuff."
www.GigglesNGrins.com

Renaissance Central On-Line Magazine: Back issues of some of Guillaume's column, "To Play The Fool" are still accessible. Many SCA readers have never seen these humorous columns.
www.RenCentral.com

Schuyler House Lab Information System: What's funny about medicine and health care? How about a Water Pik up the nose, stress relief in a 40-mile traffic jam, and the nutritional equivalent of the Exxon Valdez disaster? Check out Scott Farrell's column in "Story Time."
www.Schuylab.com

The Known World Web: "The Funniest Thing in History" is how Guillaume humbly describes his column "Jester to the King." Plus, if you are interested in more than ridiculous jokes about pizza toppings and getting hit in the head with a stick, take a peek at the photos posted here of the spectacular "Belgique Tapestry" — a 40-foot embroidered tapestry depicting some of the more memorable moments in Guillaume's career as Baron of Calafia and King of Caid.
www.KnownWorldWeb.com

Chivalry Today: A thoughtful examination of the Code of Chivalry and its place in the 21st century, from business and politics to school and personal relationships. You’ll find dozens of articles, quotes and ideas to help you discover (or re-discover) the value of the Seven Knightly Virtues in today’s world.
www.ChivalryToday.com

Troynovant: This site presents a wide variety of essays, commentary and book reviews, including several by Scott Farrell, and an "introduction to the SCA" by Sir Guillaume. (The owner, noted SF author Robert Franson, lives in San Diego, and recently discovered the SCA himself.)
www.Troynovant.com
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