A Little History
Joe Pompeo, Adam CohenThe latest in timeworn tales of murder, mayhem, scandal, spycraft, warfare, invention, adventure, and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 112 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Hollywood vs. Hitler, Amelia Earhart hunters, the Mitfords' Muv, and more
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Julian Sancton on NEPTUNE'S FORTUNE
Welcome back to SOURCE NOTES, my monthly dive into the research behind banging works of narrative history. Back in 2022, when I was a correspondent at Vanity Fair, the magazine published a feature—by fellow VF alum Julian Sancton—that I was...
Bonnie & Clyde, an aristo-cowboy proto-fascist, the plot to kill Trotsky, and the world’s most prolific female serial killer
This month’s assortment is a real rogues’ gallery of scoundrels: outlaws and assassins; a 16th Century serial killer countess and a gunslinging 19th Century proto-fascist—characters as brutal as the deep freeze walloping the Northeast over...
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Author, BLOOD & INK (HarperCollins) and CALIFORNIA SCREAMING (Hachette 2027) - Working on something for iHeartPodcasts/Vanity Fair \ud83d\udc40
Author, Captain's Dinner: A Shipwreck, and Act of Cannibalism, and a Murder Trial That Changed Legal History
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