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Elizabeth Beattie
@elizabethbeattie.bsky.social
Early Modern Historian | Women, Education, and Intellectualism in 17th Century Europe 👩‍🎓 MA, MLitt, University of St Andrews 📸 https://www.instagram.com/se
Dr Surekha Davies, Historical Monster Consultant (she/her)
@drsurekhadavies.bsky.social
Historian of science, art, & ideas 🗃 Words: Smithsonian, LA Times, TLS, Aeon, Nature, Science. Author: HUMANS: A MONSTROUS HISTORY www.surekhadavies.org Newsle
StephanieCD
@stecd.bsky.social
Enseignante-chercheuse en histoire allemande: genre, femmes et corps Du SERG à la Réforme de la Vie #TeamRER
Dr AbsP
@absp.bsky.social
Former academic, current UX research lead focused on how people communicate online, forever a sociolinguist. Small and loud. She/her
Amy Leonard
@hoyahistorian.bsky.social
Associate Professor of History at Georgetown University. Lover of early modern history, nuns, cats, French fries, and the Nats. Hater of fascism and anything di
Historian Around Town
@kellyms.bsky.social
Everything I know about pop culture is 350 years out of date. She/her
Hannah Sparwasser Soroka
@hannah-historian.bsky.social
PhD Candidate working 17th century intellectual history at McGill | I want to talk on your podcast/write for your publication | she/they
Annika Raapke Öberg
@mouseemperor.bsky.social
Early Modern History. Caribbeanist. Uppsala University. Gently obsessing over the church records of Saint-Barthélemy.
Sharon Howard
@sharonhoward.bsky.social
History, data, art, food. Still lazing about. http://sharonhoward.org/
Susan Amussen
@sdamussen.bsky.social
Retired historian @UCMerced, early modern Britain and Atlantic world; gender, race and class. Old. Does not represent employer. What's in a name: How historian