
Reflections on my life as a historian and insights into my research on some of the stranger byways of Europe's religious history and folklore...
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An abandoned church in Russia (Wikimedia Commons)
The Christian churches in Britain have been in decline for as long as I have been alive. Confident predictions of the end of Christianity and bullish prophecies of revival in the Church hav...
Penelope Lively and the history-haunted countryside
Long-time readers of this Substack will be aware that Penelope Lively is among my favourite living authors – indeed, perhaps my favourite children’s author of all (although Philippa Pearc...
On a chequered career as a historian
In 1998 I was surprised to find myself a runner-up for the Vellacott Prize, a History award for Sixth Formers organised by Peterhouse in Cambridge. I had written an essay about the use of counterfactual...
Folklore and religion in a Cornish village
There are few villages in Cornwall more evocative than Zennor, alphabetically the last village in Britain (and not too far from the end of Britain geographically, either). It is set at the edge of...
The front door at Westover Hall (1897)
The Decadent period in British art was short, and in architecture perhaps even shorter. ‘Decadent’ (with a capital ‘D’) is here a technical term to describe a specific aesthetic with its own art-histo...
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