Associate Professor of History at SUNY Cortland
Charles Dickens’ short novel A Christmas Carol has become a staple of American culture during the holiday season. It’s almost as if Dickens himself predicted this would happen. In his opening note to readers of A Christmas Carol in 1843, Continue Reading …
I don’t know about you, but whenever I open Netflix, I’m overwhelmed by all the choices. Do I want to watch a baking show, or a stand-up comedy special, or a true crime documentary, or another episode of The Office Continue Reading …
On February 13, 2019, sitting around a long, wooden table in the Cortland Free Library’s Art Gallery, I started talking about Vikings. About a dozen other people sat around the table with me, each person eager to jump into the Continue Reading …
