I'm always thrilled to see the scholarship of genealogy meet the creativity of the arts. Heines Sight starts with 2020, and just gets better. 😉

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I'm delighted by Tyler's perspective bringing refreshing breath of fresh air to the dusty reputation of historical societies. He has me thinking about what I can do to support and encourage them everywhere. Bravo!

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Wonderful encouragement for storytellers everywhere. Tuck in, there's a story coming along. It'll be your turn next. 🤗

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Anne's fantastic writing won't disappoint as she weaves tales from family history. A new favorite.

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One of the great ladies of the Genealogy world. Subscribing to the Village Square keeps you informed and in the know... and lookin' 😎. (Don't miss Monday's with Myrt on YouTube.)

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When a curious musician explores history, expect the unexpected. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

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Kathy Stone has finally put out her shingle to take coaching clients. She's now here to help you with yours, dropping wonderful guidance in her publication. I can't recommend her enough!

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A delightful example of family history storytelling, one story at a time. I was smitten from the first post.

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Too much of genealogy begins with "I've been doing Genealogy since I was six..." What about the rest of us? WE start with the stories. Thank you!

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Join Dean as he applies his scholarship to his own family story in the cradle of the industrial revolution.

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A fabulous writer exploring the frothy near edge of family stories. Pick any piece, you can't go wrong.

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Stepping into the rich culture of the Indian subcontinent gives everyone a chance to better understand themselves. A fun romp you learn from with every visit.

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Consistent family history stories that pull you in only to flip on you with universal truths. You may find these both inspiring and useful models for your own work.

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Annette Laing's writing has been absolutely inspiring to my family history work. She lures you in with humor then hooks you with her stories. Fascinating.

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Reading Aimee Liu's Legacy & Lore is like having a good friend and talented writer pop in from time to time with wonderful insights from her own work as a writer. I think it's an essential read for anyone considering publishing their own biography, autobiography, or memoir.

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Thoughtful, knowledgeable, and generous, you can always count on Jude to help you any way she can. She offers particular insights on Yorkshire and working with loved ones with cognitive impairments.

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The challenges of childhood, or our parents unresolved struggles are so often the white rabbit we start chasing down the rabbit hole of family history. "Wait a minute!" this stack just might be the pocket watch that rabbit held. Enjoy.

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Always a delight with stories and tidbits. Soon you can't imagine life without these nuggets of knowledge.

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Thoughtful tips on capturing the stories that matter.

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Beautifully written stories exploring quintessential American stories drawn from our shared history. Bill is also a very generous genealogist, eager to help and encourage others.

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Jane has jumped into the community of family historians here on Substack with enthusiasm and the skills of an experienced journalist. I was hooked by stories of Shanghai.

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Nope, not AARP. Instead, these are thoughtful pieces reflecting on moments in life 3, 6, 30, or 60 years back for anyone old enough to read. Lovely pieces of writing.

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A skilled writer and subtle storyteller, Lori brings you along as she dives into old newspapers with the zeal of a muckraker. Enjoy the ride. I try to never miss an episode.

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You had me at place... I love the confluence of stories about place and family history. They're like the roots that dig into the soil. A fun romp. Join me!

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Family stories get more poignant as they wind around food, wine, and culture. Tuck in, we'll make room at the table. Mangia-mangia.

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Most conversations with a critter involve snarling, yapping or mewling. Not here. Heidi's coaxed her interlocutors into deep and thoughtful conversations. Enjoy.

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