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How-to History, Joe Saunders, Anna Cusack, Jay Hancock, Lynne Dyer, Jon Rosebank, Aaron Columbus, Rachel Glaves, Rebecca Gadd, Alasdair McNeill, Alison Norton, Thomas Wood

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  • How-to History

    Instruction and information for historians. Into your inbox fortnightly.

  • Joe Saunders

    Joe is a freelance historical researcher, writer and tutor. www.josephsaundershistory.co.uk

  • Anna Cusack

    Anna is a Lecturer in History at Bishops Grossetest University & a tutor at Oxford University Department for Continuing Education, the WEA, & various study abroad programmes. She holds a PhD from Birkbeck, University of London.

  • Jay Hancock

    History, economy, reality. Bylines in KHN, WP, NYT, Balt Sun &c. Former econ correspondent, diplomatic correspondent for The Sun. Writing book on language history. 2020 Pulitzer finalist for investigative reporting. Substack always free.

  • Lynne Dyer

    I've been delving into the history of Loughborough for over 10 years now, and love sharing my research wherever I can! As an accredited Leicestershire Tour Guide, I give talks, lead guided walks, write books, and blog about Loughborough!

  • Jon Rosebank

    I was a Fellow of New College, Oxford, a BBC Executive Producer, a head of history 11-18, an author and podcaster - though not more than one of those at a time. You can follow me on history cafe.org.

  • Aaron Columbus
  • Rachel Glaves

    Rachel is a trained landscape historian and archaeologist. She has spent two years working in UK commercial archaeology. Her interests lie in British Neolithic archaeology, GIS and making archaeology accessible through community archaeology.

  • Rebecca Gadd

    I am a PhD researcher currently working on a study of the novels of Frances Burney (1752-1840). I have a variety of research interests, including social history, LGBTQ+ history, and folklore and fairy tales.

  • Alasdair McNeill

    Doctoral student at Birkbeck, University of London. Research focussing on women in the early modern English cheese trade.

  • Alison Norton

    I am a trained GIS specialist and a medieval historian and archaeologist. My interests lie in medieval English castles, the medieval landscape, Norman Conquest, GIS and LiDAR.

  • Thomas Wood

    Thomas is an independent scholar working on the history of monsters during the Reformation . He holds a PhD from the University of Birmingham and is the editor-in-chief of the Midlands Historical Review.

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