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Nigel Code, author of the David Hammond collection.

My personal Substack

Regular insights & community support on how to "Escape the Cubicle" & build a freedom life by growing an audience on Substack and creating digital products. 💡

Dispatches from behind the scenes of the history I write

A weekly newsletter from Dan Jones, about medieval history (mostly)

A community of lifelong learners pursuing the True, Good, and Beautiful.

Short takes on historical fiction, including recommendations, observations, quandaries, and more

Umeya Lynn Shaman Apprentice

I am a writer and historian specialising in the lives of forgotten women. I love the Tudor and Stuart period, but honestly, I am happy in any period anywhere across Europe. 💕

Niall Ferguson's Time Machine applies historical perspective to contemporary problems in economics and politics, because the further back you look, the further ahead you can see.

'Tudor Blogger: The History Notes' is the history substack from historian, author, and blogger Helene Harrison.

A dose of inspiration for women in want of a heroine - or of a lullaby to soothe their poor nerves. I will explore the works and life of one literary spinster per month, from Emily Brontë to Emily Dickinson, through a mix of in-depth analyses and podcast.

A research-based exploration of Sir Thomas Seymour and his contemporaries, examining the political, personal, and cultural forces that shaped mid-Tudor England.

Aimee Fleming - Historian and Author

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Stories and essays from the edge of reality.

Exploring British History through stories, people and places.

Firehouse-forged training, nutrition, and leadership—building a community of strength, faith, family and service.

Welcome to Tudors, etc.! I generally focus on the Tudor era as well as medieval and early modern periods. My research has an emphasis on women's histories.

Real talk about Addiction, Recovery & Mental Health

Notes from the desk of historian and podcaster Natalie Grueninger. A place to share research updates, book recommendations, articles & more!