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Looking up at the full moon earlier this week, I was reminded of this story.

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How time can render the everyday extraordinary. (Historians of the future will thank you.)

Mar 26

These are two of my favourite things; here’s a couple of stories about them.

Feb 26

Future history, lost history, and some other stories with a historical twist.

Jan 29

An almost certainly incomplete list of the things we saw (mainly online) this year that we liked.

Dec 25, 2020

Our favourite times science and passion have combined to bring archaic recipes back to life.

Nov 27, 2020

The general knowledge of women’s role in the invention of beer, and the establishment of the industry around it, has largely been lost to the hands of …

Oct 30, 2020

It’s been a while (or for some of you, never) since we last sent a newsletter. But we’re back! Or, more accurately, we’re here!

Oct 23, 2020

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