Musings of a Bookish Historian
Amy TurnerAn historian & bibliophile posting about American & European history through weekly topical posts, book reviews, and informative articles. May contain occasional sarcasm, self-deprecation, and cats.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 63 |
| Subscribers | Read | thebookishhistorian.substack.com |
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Monthly Round-up: January 2025
Happy almost-end-of-the-longest-month-ever! It’s felt like a whirlwind here in the hills of Pennsylvania. Between the start of the semester at the university I work at (did you know I work in IT by day?) and other chaos from which many of u...
Issue No. 31: Of Ancient Pharoi & Anglo-Norman Parapets, Part Two
“In the midst of our defeat glory came to the island people, united and unconquerable; and the tale of the Dunkirk beaches will shine in whatever records are preserved of our affairs.” ~ Winston Churchill
Book Review: "Babylonia" by Costanza Casati
“All women's destinies are doomed to be the same,” the bârû has told her.
Seasonal Round-up: Winter 2024 & Looking Ahead to 2025
Now that it’s sometime in December - and, sadly, cold to boot - I wanted to inaugurate a new segment: a monthly round-up. I’ve been inspired by a few different Substack writers who author similar types of posts, and I think it’s a wonderful...
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Bibliophile & historian. Freelancer. Anglophile. Wanderluster. Blogger. Can apparently pass as a Canadian with her distinct Wisconsin accent.
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