Born Free Press
Amy FreebornA free-range collection of stories and snippets about history, science, art, and culture. An interesting newsletter for interested people.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 91 | Subscribers | Read | bornfreepress.substack.com |
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Issue 67: the ‘worldly’ women who built a female-only community and centuries-long legacy
In 1784, cousins Jane and Mary Parminter set off on an almost-10-year grand tour of Europe. The pair – aged around 34 and 17 at the time – had both lost their parents when they were young and inherited substantial wealth. This afforded them...
Mini issue: the thrilling possibilities of archives, libraries, and museum collections
> The breadth of archives depends on who’s doing the recording and what they consider worth keeping. Historically, people of colour have not figured at the top of the priority list.
Issue 66: the women printers, publishers, and content distributors who came before me
When I first read about a particular broadside published by Elianor James1 circa 1715, I envisioned this post as a reflection on whether her statements of 300+ years ago still rang true today.
Issue 65: my 170-mile detour to the pencil and pen museums
Over my summer break, I fulfilled a years-long ambition to visit Gaping Gill. It’s a cave in the Yorkshire Dales, accessed via a 100m vertical shaft, that’s only open to the public for a week at a time twice a year. There’s no advance booki...
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