As the leaves turn golden and the air becomes crisp, there’s no better time to curl up with a good book and embrace the cozy vibes of fall. Whether you prefer heartwarming stories that… Read More

I am staying in my family’s house in York Harbor for the month of June, mostly writing with occasional breaks for gardening and sightseeing. But you know me: I can never really get awa… Read More

Books HE will WANT to read! Happy Father’s Day everyone! Do you have book loving dad in the house? Last year I posted about historical fiction books for men and it’s actually… Read More

A dynamic, healthy city is composed of neighborhoods: this is a time-honored, universal observation, so much so that I believe it is a truism. It follows that municipal leaders should p… Read More

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Unlocking Opportunities: How to Secure Art History Master’s Scholarships Do you want to pursue a Master’s degree in art history in 2023? You could be concerned about the expense… Read More

The Victorian and Edwardian eras, which saw tremendous industrialization, technological development, and social transformation, are known as the two of the most revolutionary times in Britis… Read More

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The Twelfth CenturyFOUR aspects of the twelfth century are specially interesting to us: The continued conflict of empire and papacy The rise of the Lombard cities The Crusades… Read More

Belief in witchcraft is widespread around the world, according to a new global study that involved more than 140,000 people – but it’s highly variable from place to place. Bas… Read More

The abolitionist movement in the United States of America was a social and political campaign against the practice of slavery. It sought to end the enslavement of black people in the United… Read More

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NPR on Kate Bush and more songs besides the strangerthingsly Running Up That Hill:Wuthering HeightsThere is perhaps no feeling more universal than the feeling of a broken heart. And Kat… Read More

Legend 1. -          “Sander did not seek secrets behind the sitters.” From A captured Life, an essay by Ute Speck and Karin Wieland… Read More

The Concord Museum has been one of my favorite local history museums for some time, but I haven’t been there since the completion of a major expansion and reinterpretation initiative d… Read More

Worcester in Massachusetts is a historic city named after Worcester in the United Kingdom. It is the second-largest city in Massachusetts (after Boston), with about 182,000 populace. Worcest… Read More

Welcome to the third installment in our cross-country bookish road trip series! So far, we’ve traveled coast-to-coast along I-90, crossed mountains and rivers in the heart of the count… Read More

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A storybook home on a charming and quaint street in South Pasadena Few cities in California are better recognized for the quality of its small-town atmosphere and rich legacy of inta… Read More

Preview: Black History Month At Virginia Tech | Lifestyle ... Lance and Anne M.In another comment, Kelsey wrote, “The most weirdo shit she could've ever said,” in response to a u… Read More

In a current literary climate that tends to emphasize the latest works, we are forgetting so many good historical novels were published years ago. They may no longer be prominently displayed… Read More

Well, I knew the day had to come: my first visit to the Phillips Library in Rowley. Even as many were protesting the move of the Peabody Essex Museum’s research library, whic… Read More

That old book in your attic may not be worth much to you, but it might be worth a lot to a potential buyer. For instance, a rare first edition of Charles Darwin’s "On the Origin of Spe… Read More

There were two prompts for today’s post, both of which came as I was getting ready for the spring semester, after a productive sabbatical in which I thought and wrote very little about… Read More