Discover the best history newsletters.

Easy to digest history of medicine and health.

A wonderland for those still curious about the world around them.

Making sense about news from the chemical industry by a chemist

Aging loud, proud, and slightly sarcastic

A walk down memory lane

It takes more than a month to learn our history.

systems | complexity | second-order effects

Weekly notes on enslaved life in Massachusetts and New England.

Become a better leader, a better communicator, and a better human.

Writings on the adversities and splendours I encounter on my travels.

Exploring places where quirky and intriguing storytelling exists

your daily dose of history

The history and politics of monopoly power

Flashback is your two-minute ticket to the most fascinating moments in history.

An internet history newsletter by Ernie. Hunting for the end of the long tail.

Audio and action to make waves.

Why movies exist in multiple versions.

Anecdotes, historical facts, news and fictional stories from the Roman Empire.

A weekly introduction to U.S. government information resources.

You need more silly baseball card nostalgia in your life.

Short and serialised fiction, direct to your inbox.

Learn obscure history & science using fantasy fiction as a framing device.

Making historical sense of the present.

Polylith is a monthly letter about land and the imagination.

Celebrating the typewriter’s place in modern (and not-so-modern) culture.

popular social science for the curious mind

The Secret History (and Future) of Home Economics

Unusual stories from forgotten corners of the past

Dissecting democracy in action via local news, election data and maps.

We write a short summary on the ONE THING that we find the most interesting