Chris Hodson and Brett Rushforth Upend History in 1.2 Voices
Dolly Jørgensen Always Has Another Project Up Her Sleeve
Charles O’Malley and Scott Stern Collaborate On A Book and A Life
Anna O. Law Reads Her Way Into History
Charlotte Brooks Is Always Thinking About Research
Gautham Rao Completes Each Vacation with an Archive Trip
Tara Mulder Describes the Conditions of Labor
Jessica Riskin Lets the Story Carry the Argument
Craig Fehrman Wanted to Write an Epic Page-Turner
David Perry Writes the Book on Public Scholarship
Emily Dufton Loves Paper (But Watch Out For Floods)
Daniel Neep and the Power of Immersion
John Garrison Marks Starts Writing Before He's Awake
Megan Kate Nelson Returns!
Matthew Avery Sutton Religiously Opposes the Block Quote
Rhae Lynn Barnes and the Writing Advice She Didn't Take
Emily Lieb Writes (and Rewrites) Through It
Matthew Delmont Works on Pacing and Character
Richard Bell Boils and Distills
Episode 88: Sonya Bonczek Gives Us the Scoop on Book Publicity
Episode 87: Andrew Edwards Wants to Make You Feel Something About Money
From the Archive: Isabela Morales Protects the Writer's Spirit
Heather Ann Thompson Evokes the Moment - Episode 86
Episode 85: Fahad Bishara Tells the Story of a World in Motion
Episode 84: Shaun Richman Wants to Know Who the Rats Were
Episode 83: Renata Keller Makes Space for Herself Through Writing
Episode 82: Jeff Roche Knows Exactly Who His Reader Is
Episode 81: The Best History Books You Read This Year
Episode 80: Amy Erdman Farrell Leaps Into Something New
Episode 79: Alex Wellerstein Reminds Us That Writing Is a Skill to Hone
Episode 78: Edward Watts Looks to the Ancient Past for Writing Advice
Episode 77: Marc James Carpenter Calls A Lie a Lie
Episode 76: Karin Wulf Keeps Her Brain Humming Along
Episode 75: Jessica Lepler Knows That Criticism Is Praise
Episode 74: Mary Frances Phillips Works From a Place of Play
Episode 73: Tyler Anbinder Revises Every Day That He Writes
Episode 72: Joanne Paul Isn't Afraid to Call Herself an Artist
Episode 71: Raphael Cormack Makes Meaning from Unreliable Sources
Episode 70: Tracy Slater Finds Her Footing as a Narrative Historian
Episode 69: Andrew Hartman Takes the Time to Get It Right
Episode 68: Ruby Lal Paints a Lush World
Episode 67: Stephanie Gorton Puts Authentic Interactions on the Page
Episode 66: Padraic Scanlan Makes the Medicine Go Down
Episode 65: Omar Valerio-Jiménez Puts in the Hours
Episode 64: Emily Herring Listens For the Rhythm
Episode 63: Surekha Davies Has No Lack of Deadlines
Episode 62: Lyndal Roper Takes a Journey by Page and Pedal
Episode 61: Judith Giesberg Resists Giving Readers What They Want
Episode 60: Rebecca Brenner Graham Gives Us the Publicity Behind-the-Scenes
Episode 59: Marlene Daut Returns to Storytelling
Episode 58: James Tejani Aims for Smart, Elegant Simplicity
Episode 57: Seth Rockman Vows This Time Will Be Different
Episode 56: James Chappel Tames the Waterfall of Detail
Episode 55: Robin Bernstein and the Disco Ball of Integrity
Episode 54: Prithi Kanakamedala Invites Us Into the Past
Episode 53: Andrew Kahrl Embraces Relevance
Episode 52: Helen Betya Rubinstein Coaches Historian-Writers
Episode 51: Lindsay Chervinsky Loves That Writing Is Work
Episode 50: Clara Bingham Lets Her Sources Speak For Themselves
Episode 49: Robert Alpert, Merle Eisenberg, and Lee Mordechai Survive Writing a Book Together
Episode 48: Neil J. Young Gives Us Characters
Episode 47: Kathleen Sheppard Learns to Use the Novelist's Tools
Episode 46: Tore Olsson Writes for the Gamers (and All of Us)
Episode 45: Jason Heppler Wants Tools That Fit His Questions
Episode 44: Kellie Carter Jackson Puts Black People at the Center
Episode 43: Margaret O'Mara Starts with the People
Episode 42: Kimberly Harper Didn't Know She Could Be a Writer
Episode 41: Nathan Perl-Rosenthal Doesn't Want to Let Go
Episode 40: Grace Elizabeth Hale is Undisciplined
Episode 39: Benjamin Park Stays Rooted
Episode 38: The Best History Books You Read This Year
Episode 37: Martha Hodes Delves Into Her Own past
Episode 36: Catherine McNeur Writes With Delight
Episode 35: Tanisha C. Ford Builds the Story's Layers
Episode 34: Bruce Dorsey Puts True Crime on Stage
Episode 33: Sarah McNamara Takes Us to Ybor City
Episode 32: Samantha Muka Finds Joy in the Work
Episode 31: Katrina Phillips Starts with the Fragments
Episode 30: Lauren Lassabe Shepherd Shamelessly Reaches Out
Episode 29: Anna Zeide Gets Comfortable
Episode 28: Melissa Sevigny Skates Down the River
Episode 27: Carly Goodman Tells Us What Happened
Episode 26: Aaron Sachs Knows Historians Are Writers!
Episode 25: Kidada Williams Preaches the Gospel of Audience
Episode 24: Louis Moore Knows His Stuff
Episode 23: Andrew Wehrman Writes the Next Topic Sentence
Episode 22: Lyndsie Bourgon Sculpts the Story
Episode 21: Andrew Simon Listens to History
Episode 20: Natalia Mehlman Petrzela Takes Culture (Not Too) Seriously
Episode 19: Deborah Harkness Does Her Best Historical Work
Episode 18: Adam Sowards Follows His Curiosity
Episode 17: Marcia Chatelain Writes Anywhere She Can
Episode 16: Abby Mullen Finds Focus
Episode 15: Einav Rabinovitch-Fox Builds Language Muscles
Episode 14: Dan Bouk Finds Wonder in the Boring
Episode 13: Isabela Morales Protects the Writer's Spirit
Episode 12: Victoria Wolcott Marinates in the Sources
Episode 11: Erin L. Thompson Finds the Strange
