Exploring history through books
I pretended it's 2005 and started a blog.
Please give a warm welcome to "Don't Be Doomed" at https://dontbedoomed.com.
The "About" page and "Welcome" message lay out the scope, rationale, and disclaimers. But basically, I've been reading a lot of history nonfiction over the past several years, and I realized I needed to improve my retention. So I set this up to share and think about what I'm learning and steer people toward good history books.
I'll aim for about one post a week, and there are just a few posts so far.
So if, for example, you've ever found yourself wondering "What was the deal with Chester Arthur?" (and who hasn't?), I can help you out with that.
Please give a warm welcome to "Don't Be Doomed" at https://dontbedoomed.com.
The "About" page and "Welcome" message lay out the scope, rationale, and disclaimers. But basically, I've been reading a lot of history nonfiction over the past several years, and I realized I needed to improve my retention. So I set this up to share and think about what I'm learning and steer people toward good history books.
I'll aim for about one post a week, and there are just a few posts so far.
So if, for example, you've ever found yourself wondering "What was the deal with Chester Arthur?" (and who hasn't?), I can help you out with that.
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