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I finished writing my first book. I worked on it for the last six months. To be honest, I didn’t write it recently, but over 18 years.
<Figure caption="GitBook: kogakure">
<a href="https://www.kogakure.de/">
<Image src="/assets/images/posts/gitbook-kogakure.jpg" alt="GitBook: kogakure" />
</a>
</Figure>
It was always available for _free_ for everyone on [my website](https://www.kogakure.de/). I started writing in 1999 with my first website, containing a collection of notes and thoughts about **Ninja** and their martial art, **Ninjutsu**.
I never indented writing a book but was asked regularly by visitors to my website, why I didn’t write a book. It was out of the question to write a commercial book because a part of the essays on my website are translations of texts by Peter Carlsson. He permitted me to use the translated version on my website (unfortunately the original is gone).
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## What’s in my book?
<Figure caption="GitBook: kogakure">
<a href="https://www.kogakure.de/">
<Image src="/assets/images/posts/gitbook-kogakure.jpg" alt="GitBook: kogakure" />
</a>
</Figure>
First thing: The book is available in **German** only 😒 (the [website](https://www.kogakure.de/en) is now in English available). I reviewed every sentence of the website for the book and changed parts of it.
I reordered sections and replaced many images with better versions (when possible vector images) and added new images. Likewise, I would have liked to replace all images of weapons, tools, and techniques, but I couldn’t find the original colored versions of all images or the 3D data on my hard disc. Any skilled illustrator around wanting to contribute to the Open-Source project?