In the fall of 2019 I launched Written In Blood History, and (to my surprise) it has gathered a decent following rather quickly. Currently, I have steady listener-ship in 8 countries, and downloads increase with every episode. I can’t thank everyone enough for all the support I’ve received! After over a decade of genealogy research, radio broadcasting, creative writing, and blogging, I decided to [...]
Welcome to The History Creatives Hub. This is the place to showcase the amazingly eclectic and talented people within the history loving community. I’m sure you’ll find, as I have, some wonderful blogs, podcasts, channels, products, authors and more to connect with.
And, if you’re reading this and run a history inspired venture then what are you waiting for…
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Wendy Percival was born in the West Midlands and grew up in rural Worcester. After training as a primary school teacher she moved to Devon to take up her first teaching post and remained in teaching for 20 years.
An impulse buy of Writing Magazine
prompted her to start writing seriously. She won the magazine's 2002 Summer Ghost Competition and had a short story published before [...]
WartimeNI seeks to record the rich history of Northern Ireland during World War Two. Established in 2014 after a trip to Normandy, the site details stories large and small from the time. There is also an extensive database of people and places remembering their roles.
I'm Emily, 24 and living in bonnie Scotland. As an Archaeologist, I love sharing the history and heritage of different places. Discover with me as I find my feet post - university, explore new places and boast about the beauty of Scotland.
History, mystery, magic and books… these are the subjects that have shaped my personality and held my interest since I was a young girl, and still do today. When my nose isn’t in a book, my head is often in the cloud (or the past.) I’m passionate about British and Canadian history, particularly lesser-known stories about families, small villages, old houses and churches. For [...]
I have many interests in genealogy, but most of the time I delve into emigration, land ownership and early settlers to Canada. Because of my work, I enjoy learning about maritime history, British - Royal Navy, Merchant Navy, Canadian - RCN, WRENs and anything similar. The prairies of Western Canada are also near and dear to my research. I am particularly interested in the [...]
I look at all aspects of history, but I specialise in anything to do with 19th -20th Century America, Britain and Ireland. I enjoy mostly military, social and political items.
My name is Michael Rausch and I have a lifelong fascination for all aspects of history, particularly the history and development of submarines. I grew up near the water.
I can remember seeing movies with submarines from an early age and I’m sure many of us have the same.
Who does not remember Das Boot or The hunt for the red October? It sparked an interest [...]
Hi! I am Rebecca Larson, a mom, wife, professional genealogist, and armchair historian.
My passion for the Tudor dynasty began during the research of my own family history. While working on my maternal grandmother’s side of the family I had traced them back to Margaret Tudor, sister to Henry Vlll and queen consort of Scotland. How exciting – related to the Tudors! — Unfortunately, no. [...]
My name is Helene Harrison and I run TudorBlogger. I’m in my late 20s and have an interest in Tudor History, which has been developed through my university experiences. I have finished my Masters degree in History with Commendation, following on from my BA in History with an Upper Second. I also have an MSc in Library Management with Distinction. Aside from the Tudors, [...]
History Blogging: 35 ideas for blog posts
Whether you’re a beginner or have been history blogging forever coming up with ideas for blog posts is a constant issue. Do any of these sound like you?
You have stacks of ideas (but no time)? You get overwhelmed researching a topic you love and struggle to create the actual blog post, which then drifts? You’re bouncing week to week writing blog post ideas that are just well okay? or perhaps you’re losing faith and need to add some variety and sparkle to your editorial calendar.
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