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If there was a dictionary definition it would be:
Falcophile (noun) one who loves all things Falco!
In a word, no. All the graphics and photographs are copyrighted either by me, or by the source indicated next the graphic, and may not be used outside this website without permission.
You may not copy the text wholesale on your site, and certainly not without citing the source.
You are allowed to quote this web site, according to the standard copyright laws on quoting sources.
Please use the following citation format (you may tailor it to a discipline standard reference):
Dade, L. (Date). Title of Article / Page. Retrieved Month Date, Year, from FalcoPhiles: Exact-URL-of-article
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For example, to quote the Teutoburg Massacre article, you would cite:
Dade, L. (1999). The Teutoburg Massacre AD 9. Retrieved April 6th, 2003, from FalcoPhiles: http://www.falcophiles.co.uk/falco/facts/teutoburg.html
If you mean that you'd like to create a link to my website, then yes, by all means do so! If you tell me you've linked to me (use the Contact Form), I will add you to the recipricol links page. Please use the following url:
http://www.falcophiles.co.uk
If you mean that you wish to link directly and embed my graphics or other pages that are not HTML documents (i.e., .swf, .jpg, .gif, .css, etc.) then, please see the previous question. Besides the copyright issue, direct linking (by embedding into your page, as if it is on your server) steals bandwidth from the site you are linking to which can cost that site owner money. Plus, it is plain bad manners.
No. I am not, and have never been, Lindsey Davis. I'm just a Falco fan.
Visit Lindsey's Official Website (http://www.lindseydavis.co.uk) to find her preferred contact methods. Be sure to check her FAQs and letters page to check that your question hasn't already been asked.
Aaaarrrggghhh! You've left it a bit late haven't you? Ok, well nothing can be done about that now. I won't do your homework for you, but if I can answer a quick question in a couple of lines then I'll try and help. If it requires a more in depth answer, then I'll more than likely just point you in the right direction regarding books and sources.
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Your first port of call should be your local independent book store. If they don't have any Lindsey Davis in stock, then point out the error of their ways and ask if you can order copies.
If you have no luck at the local independent store, or you don't have one (why not?), then try your nearest large chain of book stores. Waterstones or Dillons are good, they have a vast selection of titles and even many obscure titles too.
If you run out of luck at nearest chain store, then it's time to fire-up the browser and go online. If you want a book instantly*, or are unable to go into your town, then there are many online book stores, but I recommend you stick with the major ones because they have a proven track record. You need to find your country specific store (amazon.com / amazon.co.uk / bol.com etc), otherwise the savings you make by buying online are eaten up by the cost of shipping.
* A case in point when online shopping is better than high street shopping: I frequently need text books for my university course and more often than not the book has to be ordered from the university book shop which can take a week or two (they tend to do orders in batches). But, increasingly I've been able to get a copy of the required book (with varying discounts) within a matter of days from Amazon!
The site is divided into eight (8) sections. The names of these sections is indicated in the contents area of the homepage and in the navigation bar beneath the Falcophiles logo at the top of every page.
Informational links that are not connected with the site content (such as "Site Map", "FAQ", "Contact" and "Preferences") can be found on the top right of every page. Also on the top right is a search engine box, where you can search the entire site (and only this site) for keywords.
Within each section is an index page that links to the pages within that section. You can also see exactly where you are on the site by looking at the breadcrumb trail in the top navigation bar (beneath the section links), indicated by the words "Your Location".
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Copyright Notice And Disclaimer:
All contents Copyright © 1999-2008 by Louise Dade, except where otherwise stated.
The characters created by Lindsey Davis are copyrighted to Lindsey Davis.
FalcoPhiles.co.uk is an unofficial and non-profit making fan site and all opinions and comments contained herein do not represent those of Lindsey Davis or her publisher.
