From Christopher Howard on the WW forums:

Hello again,

I am afraid this is going to be one of those good news / bad news letters, so I might as well start with the bad first.

Shortly after my last posting, I received a call from White Wolf and they are somewhat apprehensive about an independent release of one of their properties on a third-party website. Their feeling, and I understand why, is that even though the book was never formally contracted, the publication of a professionally requested and nearly finished manuscript using their copyrighted material, is not a precedent they are eager to have set. This means that I will be withdrawing my offer to put KttK and BoG out there as a free download.

KttK is Keys to the Kingdom, a never-released adventure book for 2001's Year of the Scarab. BoG is the Book of Glamour, a book on updating the magic systems for Changeling. It's the closest we'll see to "Changeling Revised."

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To those who so kindly offered to host KttK on their websites, I sincerely apologize for the confusion. This is not White Wolf's fault. I probably should have checked out the lay of the land a bit better before making the offer.

On the plus side, they have agreed to release both books on their DriveThruRPG site. I have negotiated that Keys to the Kingdom will be a free download and I hope to see it up there as soon as I've had the chance to polish it a little more. This will be a matter of a few weeks at most.

I still fully plan to proceed on Book of Glamour as well, and I hope to make it a professional release worthy of its fans. There will most likely be a charge for this book. (Which means I will finally get paid!) I will continue to update people as I proceed on this project and may be looking to this forum for some feedback. When I first began writing BoG, I approached the forum for its opinions, ideas and complaints about the Arts/Realms system. I received over 100 pages of information, much of which was quite astute and very useful. The book is mostly written now, but there are still some questions I would like to put before you.

PookaKnight: If you are still interested in doing some layout work, I would very much like to speak with you.

That wraps it up for this missive. Again, I apologize for any confusion or disappointment my miscalculations may have caused.

Sincerely,

Christopher Howard

There you have it, ladies and gents. I was one of the sites in question that were hoping to host these manuscripts, so I'm slightly disappointed. But I think I approve of this solution better.