By Keith Farrell - Fallen Rook Publishing
Fallen Rook Publishing is a company based in Scotland that has a strong interest in helping the international HEMA community grow and develop, supporting practitioners, instructors and events with scholarly books, facsimiles and reproductions of both historical fencing treatises and contextual history books.
We provide an opportunity for researchers and instructors to develop books, DVDs and other published teaching materials. Since there are very few traditional publishers in the western martial arts community, we intend to help generate more written material of a scholarly nature and to bring more teaching materials to the community at large. By providing editing services for authors, we hope to improve the level of quality in works that would otherwise be self-published.
Our best-selling title to date is the AHA German Longsword Study Guide by Keith Farrell and Alex Bourdas, which has become the default beginner’s guide for many longsword clubs in Europe and North America. It is also an award-winning book, with the authors winning the HEMA Scholar Award for Best Instructor for research published in this book in 2013.
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By Keith Farrell - Fallen Rook Publishing
By Keith Farrell and Alex Bourdas - Fallen Rook Publishing
2015 - Topics in this anthology include chivalry, history and research, studies of weapons, test cutting, and practical HEMA concerns.
By Carlo Parisi (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing
Translated By Rob Runacres (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing
Translated By Reinier van Noort and Antoine Coudre (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing
Source Facsimile - Charles Roworth 1798 - Fallen Rook Publishing
By Ruadhán MacFadden - Fallen Rook Publishing
An investigation of the Company of Liechtenauer, tracing their connections and influences through archival records spanning more than a century.
Fighting Skills of the Medieval Gaelic Warrior
Philipp Müller’s original 1847 treatise on military sabre is translated for the first time into English.
This was one of the first concise and systematic treatises on the typically German style of rapier fencing.
Bruchius describes a style of rapier fencing that evolved from the teachings of Fabris.
This book is one of the first resources about the intriguing Swedish approach to sabre fencing