Jagged Lines
Lanja Khon-Engheimwhere knitting, royals, and war combine to make a whole that's greater than the sum of its parts
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | jaggedlines.substack.com |
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Wherefore art thou Rohmiyo?
Recently, I have been spending a lot of time in the subreddit known as r/tragedeigh. In this dark corner of the internet, people from around the world gather to discuss baby names. Sounds innocuous, doesn’t it? Yet r/tragedeigh is in fact a...
A Crisis of Masculinity?
From a time when men were men, amirite? Freydal, The Book of Jousts and Tournament of Emperor Maximilian I: Combats on Horseback (Volume II), ca 1515.
The Rise and Fall of Zeppelin L20
Throughout World War I, Germany sent out rigid dirigibles, also known as Zeppelins or airships, to terrorise their foes across the English Channel. The success of this campaign was questionable. Although German bombs set towns like London, ...
What's wrong with this picture?
It’s long been my wish to produce “photographs” and other “historical evidence” to illustrate my article Germany’s Dragon Riders of the Great War, as well as a future feature about zombies on the Romanian front. With AI art gaining populari...
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I used to be a medievalist. A decade and a half ago, I cast off the shackles of the thirteenth century and now I write about knitting, royalty, and World War I.
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