Ooh! Please share more once you’ve had some time with it.

Thank-you for working through this so clearly and patiently. The lived experience of so many are still so easily and quietly erased.

Thank-you for this. It’s been on the back of my mind a while and you’re right, it doesn’t matter which. It’s just heartbreaking that people think that this is an issue and can’t let people simply live their authentic joyful lives.

I am deeply sorry to hear that Freya didn’t make it. Losing a constant companion is so very hard.

I’m so sorry.

Thank-you for this. I’m always interested in how what we choose to focus on shapes how we see the world.

We’ve talked about this for years but you articulate so well all the harms of the attention economy.

I feel this one especially since I think neuro-diverse people internalize the importance of politeness as part of masking.

Any hint of conflict is difficult and yet it’s so important to recognize how this idea is part of why advocating is so hard.

I’d like to see more biographies of historical women.

I’ve enjoyed a number of histories of less prominent male characters recently as they bring a wonderful new perspective on a period. I’m thinking of Ralph Sadler, Stephen Vaughan, and Sir Francis Bryan in particular.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed both of your books.

The Howards are fascinating; your study of the women of the family feels like it will be definitive for a long time.

I also especially loved all the details that you uncovered about Maria de Salinas, so much that was new to me.

Eagerly awaiting more.