Posted: May History Carnival
The latest History Carnival is up at the Junto Blog. Enjoy!
CFP: History Carnival
The next History Carnival is on 1 May at The Junto
Please nominate your favourite history blogging during April using the form here.
April History Carnival has been posted!
Welcome to the April, 2013 edition of the History Carnival, a monthly showcase of the best history blogging there is. I’m pleased as punch to host the 120th carnival for the first time here, so while the kids are eagerly gobbling the last of those candy eggs, grab a balloon, some cotton candy or nibble the ears of a chocolate bunny, and see what there is to see!
CFP: History Carnival
The next History Carnival is on 1 April at Got Soil?
Please nominate your favourite history blogging during March using the form here.
March History Carnival is up!
The latest History Carnival has been posted by Andrew Devenney. Enjoy!
CFP: History Carnival
The next History Carnival is on 1 March at andrewdevenney.net
Please nominate your favourite history blogging during February using the form here.
History Carnival 118 – Coughs, cure-alls and capybaras
The latest History Carnival is up at Travels and travails in 18th-century England
Many thanks to Sally Osborn for hosting!
CFP: History Carnival
The next History Carnival is on 1 Feb at Travels and travails in 18th-century England.
Please nominate your favourite history blogging during January 2013 using the form here.
Why not host a Carnival in 2013?
Both History Carnival and Carnivalesque are looking for hosts in 2013!
History Carnival (all kinds of history!) needs hosts from March onwards.
Carnivalesque (pre-modern) needs hosts for the following (provisional and flexible) dates: 27 Apr • 8 Jun • 27 Jul • 7 Sep • 26 Oct • 7 Dec.
If you’re interested, check out the relevant Carnival website for more details and please get in touch.
January History Carnival
Happy New Year! The first History Carnival of 2013 has been posted at The Recipes Project - enjoy!
Twelfth Night, when the world turns topsy-turvy until midnight and the wassail is drunk to ensure a good apple harvest… A fitting day for the first History Carnival of 2013! This month, The Recipes Project has the privilege of rounding up the past month’s history blogging.
