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 |
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 69 |
| Subscribers | Read | thebookishhistorian.substack.com |
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Kicking Ass, Taking Names: Five Women's History Books to Round Off March 2025
This week, I wanted to share some of my favorite historical fiction and non-fiction books about badass women or with a powerful woman protagonist. Given my propensity to read on a wide swath of history, you’ll see books spanning the gamut o...
Book Review: "The Romanov Brides" by Clare McHugh
Clare McHugh’s The Romanov Brides offers a vivid reimagining of these sisters and the struggles they faced as they acclimated to an often unforgiving social, political, and meteorological climate in the preamble to the Bolshevik Revolution....
Issue No. 33: Of Klondike Gold & Chronicling Glory
“Up the golden stairs they went, the men from the farms and the offices, climbing into the heavens, struggling to maintain the balance of the weight upon their shoulders, occasionally sinking to their hands and knees but always rising up ag...
Book Review: "Lost Heirs of the Medieval Crown" by J.F. Andrews
Through a chronological survey of royalty disinherited by imprisonment, political machinations, death, or other circumstances, Andrews sheds light on how medieval succession rarely went according to plan.
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Bibliophile & historian. Learning & IT professional in academia. Anglophile. Wanderluster. Writer. Can apparently pass as a Canadian with her distinct Wisconsin accent.
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