G K Sihat
Who am I? I’m a Londoner, born and raised, with Punjabi East African heritage. I'm a writer and researcher deeply immersed in the Italian Renaissance. I’m your guide through the rabbit holes of history.
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I Have a Life, and I’m (Not) Late for It
Two thoughts keep returning to my head this week. Imposter syndrome – the kind that convinces you everyone else has been given a handbook that you’ve missed, and they’re all watching you with pity, knowing that you’re making it up as you go...
The Dark History We Sing to Children: What Our Nursery Rhymes Really Mean
Earlier this week, I came across a post explaining the disturbing origins of Rock-a-bye Baby.
You know the one. A baby is placed in a cradle, the cradle is somehow in a tree, the wind blows, the branch breaks and an infant comes tumbling t...
I Joined an Historical Society. You Probably Should Too.
Our story starts with me sitting, completely and committedly, in the middle of my imposter syndrome… I mean, in my pyjamas at a virtual history event. Something whispered in my ear, nudged me forwards, and I asked a question: you’ve just mo...
The City of Exiles: The Many Lives of Dehradun
I recently started watching a television show set in Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand in northern India. It sits in a valley at the foot of the Himalayas, with borders shared with Tibet and Nepal. It is extraordinarily picturesque; the...
I Went Back to Brunel and Met My 18-Year-Old Self
Yesterday I returned a stack of books to the library at Brunel University. I’d had them for the past two months while working on my first big assessment for my history certificate.
Feels like a mildly ridiculous sentence to write.
I was e...
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