World History
History Carnival XXI. The 21st edition of the History Carnival is up. I am happy to say this blog got a mention. If you are looking for a variety of good posts made at history blogs recently, this is a good place to start.
The concept of the History Carnival is described on its homepage at http://historycarnival.blogsome.com/. It notes, "The goal of these carnivals is to provide a regular showcase of the best blogs - well-known and not so well-known - in their fields. If you follow the links above you can get a feel of how they work, but essentially a carnival consists of a list, with editorial comments, of a range of recently-published blog posts (numbering anywhere from 12 to 40+ entries), and most carnivals rotate around a number of hosts, bringing diversity of presentation and different perspectives within the subject theme. Frequencies vary depending on the topic; the History Carnival is published on the 1st and 15th (approximately) of each month."
The host for this edition of the History Carnival is CLEWS The Historic True Crime Blog. It looks like a fine blog. It is described as, "WELCOME to my study of historic true crime. Take a seat, please. They're high-backed and cushioned, as cozy as a first-class Pullman. My chair rests at the intersection of history, journalism, law, and murder, and true crime connoisseur that you are, you'll recognize familiar tales. But I want to tell you some stories you haven't heard before... "
Maybe I should volunteer to be a future host? I'll give this some thought.
- History Carnival 78
The latest incarnation of the History Carnival is up at http://www.brettschulte.net/CWBlog/2009/07/01/history-carnival-78. The host is Brett Schulte at TOCWOC ? A Civil War Blog. The next edition of the History Carnival should appear August 1 at History...
- Military History Carnival #6
Military History Carnival #6 is up at Armchair General. The host notes, "Armchair General is proud to host this month?s edition of the Military History Carnival! Although our site is not a blog in the perfect sense, we are glad and thankful to host and...
- History Carnival Xxxix
History Carnival XXXIX. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at the venerable Cliopatria. Ralph Luker is the host and he has done a good job pulling together some of the more interesting history related posts in the history blogosphere. I...
- History Carnival Xxxv
History Carnival XXXV. The latest History Carnival is up at Air Pollution. My thanks to Andrew Israel Ross for such a great carnival. I shall be reading history posts for days now... The next edition of the History Carnival will be at CLEWS: The Historic...
- Carnival Of Bad History #6
Carnival of Bad History #6. The newest edition of the Carnival of Bad History is up at Frog in a Well. This is a group blog which focuses on Japanese history. Would you like to host the Carnival of Bad History? Volunteer! Luker at Cliopatria notes, "Jonathan...
World History
History Carnival XXI
History Carnival XXI. The 21st edition of the History Carnival is up. I am happy to say this blog got a mention. If you are looking for a variety of good posts made at history blogs recently, this is a good place to start.
The concept of the History Carnival is described on its homepage at http://historycarnival.blogsome.com/. It notes, "The goal of these carnivals is to provide a regular showcase of the best blogs - well-known and not so well-known - in their fields. If you follow the links above you can get a feel of how they work, but essentially a carnival consists of a list, with editorial comments, of a range of recently-published blog posts (numbering anywhere from 12 to 40+ entries), and most carnivals rotate around a number of hosts, bringing diversity of presentation and different perspectives within the subject theme. Frequencies vary depending on the topic; the History Carnival is published on the 1st and 15th (approximately) of each month."
The host for this edition of the History Carnival is CLEWS The Historic True Crime Blog. It looks like a fine blog. It is described as, "WELCOME to my study of historic true crime. Take a seat, please. They're high-backed and cushioned, as cozy as a first-class Pullman. My chair rests at the intersection of history, journalism, law, and murder, and true crime connoisseur that you are, you'll recognize familiar tales. But I want to tell you some stories you haven't heard before... "
Maybe I should volunteer to be a future host? I'll give this some thought.
- History Carnival 78
The latest incarnation of the History Carnival is up at http://www.brettschulte.net/CWBlog/2009/07/01/history-carnival-78. The host is Brett Schulte at TOCWOC ? A Civil War Blog. The next edition of the History Carnival should appear August 1 at History...
- Military History Carnival #6
Military History Carnival #6 is up at Armchair General. The host notes, "Armchair General is proud to host this month?s edition of the Military History Carnival! Although our site is not a blog in the perfect sense, we are glad and thankful to host and...
- History Carnival Xxxix
History Carnival XXXIX. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at the venerable Cliopatria. Ralph Luker is the host and he has done a good job pulling together some of the more interesting history related posts in the history blogosphere. I...
- History Carnival Xxxv
History Carnival XXXV. The latest History Carnival is up at Air Pollution. My thanks to Andrew Israel Ross for such a great carnival. I shall be reading history posts for days now... The next edition of the History Carnival will be at CLEWS: The Historic...
- Carnival Of Bad History #6
Carnival of Bad History #6. The newest edition of the Carnival of Bad History is up at Frog in a Well. This is a group blog which focuses on Japanese history. Would you like to host the Carnival of Bad History? Volunteer! Luker at Cliopatria notes, "Jonathan...