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The Art Spy by Michelle YoungTrending

She Spied on the Nazis and Saved a Civilization’s Soul

The Art Spy subtitled The Extraordinary Untold Tale of WWII Resistance Hero Rose Valland is the result of four years of dedicated, immersive research by award-winning journalist, author, photographer, Columbia University Adjunct Professor of Architecture and frequent contributor to televised documentaries Michelle Young.  There is nothing superficial about this extraordinary…
Linda Hitchcock
July 25, 2025
8 Books that Prove History Is Never NeutralListicles

8 Books that Prove History Is Never Neutral

Some scars don’t fade and some threats don’t disappear. They evolve, adapt and burrow into the cracks of modern life, waiting … These thrillers don’t just tell stories, but rather dig up what we thought was buried — ideologies dressed in new skin, Cold War ghosts whispering through modern politics,…
Monique Snyman
July 22, 2025
Setting the Mood with Historical Settings - Tall Poppiestemp-delete

Historical Scenery Turns Sparks into Fire

The screen flickers and the camera sweeps across a tree lined drive, rolling hills, and bees frolicking among the flowers. Mr. Darcy steps into frame and with a perfect swan dive plunges into the pond on his estate where the elegant manor of Pemberly watches all. Another screen flickers. This…
J'nell Ciesielski
July 14, 2025
Listicles

8 Books About the Hidden Lives of Women

These unforgettable stories uncover the hidden histories of "troublesome" women — those who were sent away, silenced or erased from society's pages. Through both fiction and fact, they reveal the shocking truth behind institutions that controlled women's lives, from forced adoptions to Magdalene laundries. Each book illuminates the way society…
Susan Wiggs
July 11, 2025
Miscellany

How Modern Research and Fiction Illuminate Family Legacy

Family legacy has long captivated our imagination, whether in the form of domestic thrillers like The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell; classic stage plays like Shakespeare’s Hamlet; sweeping historical epics like Jeffrey Eugenides’s Middlesex; or intimate personal narratives like Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. From hidden betrayals to whispered curses,…
Daco S Auffenorde
July 1, 2025
FictionRecommended

Ancient Courage Rides Again in a Young Woman’s Hands

In A Clan Chief’s Daughter, Sarah V. Barnes returns to the windswept steppe for a powerful coming-of-age tale. As a bold young rider faces tradition, betrayal, and the stirrings of revolution, this richly imagined prehistoric novel delivers emotional depth, breathtaking scenery, and a heroine who dares to shape her destiny.
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June 25, 2025