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MFU Writers' Bible
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carabele at MFU Writers' BibleThis project, started as part of the 50th Anniversary of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. original series, is finally complete. The idea originating with Linda Cornett, the Bible was the work of many authors and is, of course, in no way comprehensive. But it does provide all in one place a lot of helpful reference material for MFU fanfic writers.
It's in PDF format, so accessible no matter your machine type. However, it is of course large in filesize (about 5 MB), so getting it archived anywhere is a bit tricky. The original intent was to post it to MFU Archive, but as it turns out it's too large to use the standard user upload engine for that. So I have a request in to Lisa regarding providing her the file directly to input on that site.
In the meanwhile I have made the Bible accessible from my own website, though you will need to follow these instructions to get it.
1) Right-click (not double-click) on the following link: MFU Writers Bible
2) Select "save target as..."
3) Choose the local directory on your computer where you want the file saved
4) Click the SAVE button
Once the file is downloaded, you will be able to access it from the saved copy on your machine.
It's in PDF format, so accessible no matter your machine type. However, it is of course large in filesize (about 5 MB), so getting it archived anywhere is a bit tricky. The original intent was to post it to MFU Archive, but as it turns out it's too large to use the standard user upload engine for that. So I have a request in to Lisa regarding providing her the file directly to input on that site.
In the meanwhile I have made the Bible accessible from my own website, though you will need to follow these instructions to get it.
1) Right-click (not double-click) on the following link: MFU Writers Bible
2) Select "save target as..."
3) Choose the local directory on your computer where you want the file saved
4) Click the SAVE button
Once the file is downloaded, you will be able to access it from the saved copy on your machine.
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