Joseph Brassey

Joseph Brassey is a freelance writer and medieval fighting instructor who lives in Tacoma, Washington.

He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, son, and two cats. In his spare time, he trains in, and teaches, medieval martial arts. He has lived on both sides of the continental United States and has worked everywhere from a local newspaper to the frameshop of a crafts store to the smoke-belching interior of a house-siding factory with questionable safety policies.

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