Ancient/Now

Using humor and anthropology as my lens, I’ll be musing about various subjects ranging from the past to present day, and occasionally musing on how it may/could affect the future

Short-form fantasy, bent into humorous and unexpected shapes with a side of history for bad measure.

Celebrating the art and culture of Ancient Egypt through hand-knit designs

Cat Valente's Blatherings on Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, and the State of the World

books and history and baked goods

A local's guide to Los Angeles in your inbox.

Ancient Origins seeks to uncover what we believe is one of the most important pieces of knowledge we can acquire as human beings: Our beginnings

This is where we rewrite ancient and personal myths. Rewriting Myth is the intersection of history and modernity, where we examine ancient myths, see their effects on us today, and decide how to rewrite our own personal myths.

Hi, I am Princess O'Nika Auguste, and I am an Afro-Caribbean writer, feminist theologian, ancient historian, biblical scholar, and body protester from the island of Saint-Lucia. This substack is a space where I share my thoughts and ruminations.

The entire history of mankind, in regular installments. Not just European stuff, but the history of all mankind, from the Americas to Sub-Saharan Africa & Oceania

Exploring history to understand today and shape a better tomorrow.

Stories of real people who refused to play by the rules.

All about African history; narrating the continent's neglected past

The latest historical news and research surrounding the ancient eastern Mediterranean and Near East.

Supporting writers, editors, and creators of a global antiquity.

Substack Featured & Bestselling Newsletter! Join renegade historian and Brit in the US Dr. Annette Laing on her witty history mystery tour

Those who cannot remember the past . . . need a history teacher who says "fuck" a lot.

A weekly newsletter from Dan Jones, about medieval history (mostly)

A newsletter on economics, geopolitics and history from Adam Tooze. More substantial than the twitter feed. More freewheeling than what you might read from me in FT, Foreign Policy, New Statesman.

Satirist Ben Tumin speaks to leading historians about the overlooked and under-examined events, movements, and people that shaped American history.

All things abortion. Feminist commentary & community.

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Think more about the culture that surrounds you