Musings of a Bookish Historian
Amy TurnerAn historian & bibliophile writing about American & European history through bimonthly topical posts, book reviews, and informative articles. May contain occasional sarcasm, self-deprecation, and cats.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 75 | Subscribers | Read | thebookishhistorian.substack.com |
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Issue No. 35: Of the Noisome Northwoods & Bray Road Beasties
“Wisconsin’s past is full of crazy characters, bizarre events, and surprising incidents that somehow didn’t make it into the official account of state history - and the state would not be the same without them.” ~ Erika Janik
Book Review: "Along the Trail" by Kaci Curtis
‘The pamphlet Papa had brandished when he’d surged excitedly through the front door those many months ago hadn’t mentioned the monotony. It hadn’t hinted about the stench, the endless rattling, or the insects and dust. To be honest, the pam...
Book Review: "Nemesis" by Catherine Hanley
“This drive to empower France was the underlying foundation of Philip’s lifelong struggle against the Plantagenet dynasty, although the rivalry would change in nature over the years.” ~ Catherine Hanley
Book Review: "The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum" by Margalit Fox
“Revered in some quarters, reviled in others, Marm Mandelbaum, as she was known, towered over the city as an earthy, expansive, diamond-encrusted presence: self-made entrepreneur, generous philanthropist, thieves’ mentor and gracious societ...
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Bibliophile & historian. Learning & IT professional in academia. Anglophile. Wanderluster. Writer. Dark beer imbiber. Drinks iced coffee in below-zero temps. Can apparently pass as a Canadian with her distinct Wisconsin accent.
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