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By Alex Gillis Tae Kwon Do's founders are fond of saying the art is filled with old dynasties and ancient warriors. They had their reasons for the myths. A Killing Art, by Alex Gillis, reveals some of the truths. Buy it at Amazon.com and Chapters.Indigo.ca, or contact me, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Blog for May, 2010: Tough talk with GM C. K. Choi.
Interviews and reviews about A Killing Art Totally Tae Kwon Do magazine ran a good review of my book, and readers voted A Killing Art as the number-one Tae Kwon Do book last year (pages 22 and 23 of the mag's 8th issue). MartialEdge.net, interview with Lesley Jackson (U.K.). OpenBookToronto.com, 10 Questions about the book (Canada). Quill & Quire, by Jan Dutkiewicz (Canada). Maclean's magazine article, "One martial art battles cold war corruption," by Alex Gillis. Amazon.com reviews. Chapters.Indigo.com review. Blue Cliff TKD reviews. eBay review. Chat groups MartialTalk.com chat group. Global Taekwon-Do Federation forum. BlackBeltMagazine.com chat group. MartialArtsPlanet.com, a chat group with more than 40 posts about the book. FightingArts.com, another group with more than 70 posts. Bullshido.com, 50 raucous posts. |