Women
Alias Agnes: A Q & A with Elizabeth DeWolfe
I have literally been waiting for years to read Elizabeth De Wolfe’s newest book, Alias Agnes: The Notorious Tale of a Gilded Age Spy. In fact, I was so eager that I pre-ordered it twice. When one of my copies finally gets here, I plan to clear calendar time so I can dive in. To…
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Five Television Milestones We Owe to Irna Phillips, A Guest Post by Alina Adams
Everyone has watched a soap opera. Whether they did it faithfully for multiple decades, went through a phase in high school or college or when home with small children, or just on a sick day when they didn’t have the strength to lift a finger to change channels with their remote control, no one in…
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Women’s History Month is Over, Again. Now What?
I always have mixed feelings about the end of Women’s History Month, this year more than most. As I have for the last six (6!) years, I loved running my series of mini-interviews with people doing interesting work in the field of women’s history. I’ve made friends, added books to my TBR piles, and…
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