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Topic:	Bibliography No. 16 2003

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T O P I C R E V I E W
Peter For those who wish to keep up with publications, great and small.
John R Keyon has produced yet another excellent bibliography for the C.S.G.
Forty pages covering all sections of the U.K. and Ireland.
Levan Sounds interesting.
Please could you explain what CSG is, and where it can be found?
Cheers
Peter Hi Levan,
simply is the Castle Studies Group.
Put out an excellent A.5 magazine every year (last cover was Amisfield), about 100-pages. And an A.4 newsletter.
John Kenyon (Univ. Wales), does his excellent listing, normally once a year.
They have their conference in a different area from one year to the next. Next year is Western Ireland. Which Anita & I hope to get to.
CSG webpage is part of;
www.castlewales.com/csg.html
Can't reacall membership rates, think it was about Ł10.
Membership Sec;
Pamela Marshall,
Mylnmede, Moor lane,
Potterhamworth, Lincoln, LN4 2DZ
Really is worth joining, and a jolly good crowd they are.
If you want to keep your finger on the pulse of the castle world, this is where it is. And you don't have to keep switching one of these things on for information (sorry!).