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Book Club | July - September 2026 | LAUNCH
I think this book might have been what got me truly interested in the mythology of Britain.
Navigating masculine, early medieval political networks as a woman
A woman, young but with the sharpness of experience behind her glittering eyes, eases herself up from her chair, her hands gripping its fur-drenched arms. Her golden neckla...
Thank you to all who voted to choose our next Book Club read. There will be a fuller post next week sharing all the usual details and officially ‘launching’ the group read. For now, however, I am delighted to share that we will be reading…...
Book Club | June 2026
Welcome to the third and final month of our Book Club read of Hild by Nicola Griffith! This brief post reminds us of what we’ll be reading in June, to be best prepared for the discussion post and essay which will be s...
For June 2026, we’ll be wrapping up the theme of women’s history that we began in April. This is my first ‘proper’ month back after the birth of my daughter in April and I’ve...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Historian/archaeologist studying for a PhD at Oxford | Helping curious readers connect the dots of early medieval England
Feminism isn't new, only the language frameworks around it are. History, by and large, has been written by men, for men, to promote adherence to the patriarchy. It's time to disrupt that. By: Kate Wagner [email protected]
2 x Times bestselling author, award nominated historian and broadcaster. My new book, Sceptred Isle, A New History of the Fourteenth Century, Times top ten bestseller in non fiction.
Author of Educating the Tudors & Women's Lives in the Tudor Era, & Mary Tudor, Queen of France. I'm now working on Desiderius Erasmus.
Rebecca Batley is an archaeologist and historian with a particular interest in women’s history. She has written many articles for various publications, including: New Scientist, Nautilus, and Aeon.
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