Foriegn language book sources?

[Nikolai Petrovich]

I am attempting to learn to write Slavonic for reasons.

I managed to find a referral to a "ductus book" ("how to write
letters, stroke by stroke"):
"A????? ?????????????? ??????" ???? ???????? 2008

("ABC of Old Russian Writing" Petr Chobitko 2008)

Peter is a master Russian Calligrapher, and apparently nearly unheard
of outside the Russian calligraphy world. Not surprising.

I did find the cover, and related images, but I would like a hard
copy, without having to printout several dozen jpgs.

Topping it all off, my Russian is no longer up to the task of
searching on-line. Be that as it may, any suggestions fro buying
"foreign language" books on-line? I don't have the time in my schedule
to go to St Petersburg and prowl book stores.

Amazon, naturally, is no help.

--
Nikolai Petrovich Flandropoff
Seneschal of Canton Bearwood
Loose Canon, An Tir Heavy Opera Company
Whimsical Order of the Ailing Wit
Scribe & Zampollet to Clan MacFlandry

[Basil D]

On 6/21/2020 1:35 PM, Nikolai Petrovich wrote:
> I am attempting to learn to write Slavonic for reasons.
>
> I managed to find a referral to a "ductus book" ("how to write
> letters, stroke by stroke"):
> "A????? ?????????????? ??????" ???? ???????? 2008
>
> ("ABC of Old Russian Writing" Petr Chobitko 2008)
>
> Peter is a master Russian Calligrapher, and apparently nearly unheard
> of outside the Russian calligraphy world. Not surprising.
>
> I did find the cover, and related images, but I would like a hard
> copy, without having to printout several dozen jpgs.
>
> Topping it all off, my Russian is no longer up to the task of
> searching on-line. Be that as it may, any suggestions fro buying
> "foreign language" books on-line? I don't have the time in my schedule
> to go to St Petersburg and prowl book stores.
>
> Amazon, naturally, is no help.

Other than suggesting abebooks.com, I don't have anything helpful to suggest. I wish you the best of
luck


~~Basil Dragonstrike