Blogging, tweeting and podcasting

Blogging, tweeting and podcasting

History Carnival 77

[Cross-posted at Cliopatria.] It’s just short of three years since I last hosted a History Carnival, so it’s about time I did another. And here it is! Herein you will find such diverse topics as: The Maltese dragon of 1608. Anti-vaccinators of the 18th and 19th centuries. The lives of disabled British children around the […]

1900s, Blogging, tweeting and podcasting, Periodicals, Phantom airships, mystery aeroplanes, and other panics, Post-blogging the 1909 scareships

Post-blogging the 1909 scareships

Starting tomorrow, I’m going to try some more post-blogging. It’s 100 years since the phantom airship wave of 1909, when mysterious aerial visitors appeared in the night skies over Britain. Or at least, stories about mysterious aerial visitors filled the newspapers of Britain. It’s hard to tell from this distance: the only evidence we have

1940s, Blogging, tweeting and podcasting

Snails and shelters

Military History Carnival 16 has been posted at American Presidents Blog. There’s an easy choice for me (although the snails did make me go ‘ewwww’): The Blogger will always get through has found an intact trench in East Sussex, which was part of the anti-invasion defences in the Second World War. Sterling work, and there

Blogging, tweeting and podcasting

Historioblogosphere omnibus

As my mind has been on other matters of late, I’ve been a bit remiss in attending to matters historioblogospheric. So here are some of the things I’ve not noted: The Military History Carnival has a new home at Battlefield Biker. I think Gavin Robinson deserves many thanks and much praise for starting up the

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