Oregot: Writing for the Public

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Will Blog Posts and Tweets Hurt Junior Scholars? Part 2

Heather Cox Richardson Untenured scholars are in a funny place: that gap between the old world and the new. Ten years ago, yes, blogging wou...

Randall Stephens Oh, my autumn almanac Yes, yes, yes, it's my autumn almanac. I like my football on a Saturday, Roast beef on Sundays, ...

Dan Allosso So I’m thinking very seriously about getting to work on my story about a British radical named Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891). B...

From Puck magazine, 1912. Benjamin Railton In the final stages of my work on The Chinese Exclusion Act: What It Can Teach Us About America ...

Randall Stephens For about the last five years the historian Alex von Tunzelmann has composed short pieces at the Guardian on history film...