Amy Stanley Would Rather Be Writing
Episode 108 of the Drafting the Past podcast
Charlotte Brooks Is Always Thinking About Research
It’s not every day that I find myself so invested in the characters of a history book that I stay up way past my bed time to find out what happens next, but that’s exactly what happened when I read the new book by today’s guest, Dr.
Tara Mulder Describes the Conditions of Labor
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Jessica Riskin Lets the Story Carry the Argument
Episode 100 of the Drafting the Past podcast
Craig Fehrman Wanted to Write an Epic Page-Turner
Episode 99 of the Drafting the Past podcast
Daniel Neep and the Power of Immersion
Episode 96 of the Drafting the Past podcast
Megan Kate Nelson Returns!
Episode 94 of the Drafting the Past podcast
Episode 73: Tyler Anbinder Revises Every Day That He Writes
Download ed48b984-d5ee-425f-bb06-c2277b4aa8b8.mp3 Historians never quite know what kind of discoveries will enable them to write a history. For today’s guest, the list of things that contributed to his most recent book included a long-shot grant proposal, an elementary school fundraiser, and the rise
Episode 72: Joanne Paul Isn't Afraid to Call Herself an Artist
Download d6ab0cb2-f93d-435d-b455-f18e4da1e852.mp3 Even though Dr. Joanne Paul had wanted to be a writer for a long time, she had lost sight of that identity and had to find her way back to it. But now, she has embraced creativity and imagination as a historian, and
Episode 40: Grace Elizabeth Hale is Undisciplined
Download aa460114-8dd2-4edb-ab6c-51c90db34d93.mp3 For Episode 40 , I’m delighted to be joined by Dr. Grace Elizabeth Hale. Grace is the Commonwealth Professor of American Studies and History at the University of Virginia, and the author of four books. Her two most recent are Cool Town: How