Reviews
The Modern Art Invasion: An Interview with Elizabeth Lunday
I’ve been looking forward to Elizabeth Lunday’s The Modern Art Invasion: Picasso, Duchamp and the 1913 Armory Show That Scandalized America for several years now. * Elizabeth tells the story of a piece of American history that is often forgotten, and just as often misunderstood** in an engaging style. Because I read Big Fat History…
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On The Trail of Genghis Khan
I’ve admitted before that I have a soft spot in my heart for Genghis Khan. My Own True Love and I dearly love a road trip, especially if it includes a historical site or three. How could I resist On The Trail of Genghis Khan–the story of a Road Trip Through History on the grand…
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Whiskey Women
Fred Minnick is an award-winning, ascot-wearing, journalist and photographer. His newest book, Whiskey Women, combines two of my favorite things–history and whiskey.* I’m thrilled that he’s agreed to answer a few questions about the book, and whiskey, here on History in the Margins. Pour yourself a dram, pull up a seat, and enjoy! You came…
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