Kite Tales

[JMorton3]

I see the complete set of KiteLines is now online. Tons o' Thanks! Not to sound like I don't appreciate that effort - but is there any chance that Kite Tales will follow as well?

[John Barresi]

Unknown at this point... Kite Tales is AKA-owned, best I can tell.

As an organization, I'm not sure that they'd ever approve of the archive being on a privately-owned web site.

Never know though, I'd certainly like to see every publication of this caliber made available to the general public.

If you wanted to "nudge" the process, consider sending a request to the AKA for something like this to be done.

[Mr. Robin McCracken]

Kite Tales was Bob Ingrahams' original journal of the AKA. However, I "googled" it, and found some children s' book writers' education teacher site of same name from L.A. (LOL!)

Yes, the AKA and all the World would benefit from all of this information being archived out here on Web Land.

Kite Lines, HOW AMAZING of a perpetual archiving process that Valerie Govig did for Kiting, anyone whom would disagree needs to read more. Thus, ALL KITING BOOKS and any media involving OUR KITES needs to be saved in archives and as easily accessible to anyone interested in any speck of information regarding Kites of any form.

Unknown at this point... Kite Tales is AKA-owned, best I can tell.

As an organization, I'm not sure that they'd ever approve of the archive being on a privately-owned web site.

Never know though, I'd certainly like to see every publication of this caliber made available to the general public.

If you wanted to "nudge" the process, consider sending a request to the AKA for something like this to be done.