I'm sure people have *thoughts* but am also curious if/how you all are using it for your research? I've found it very hit or miss for recommending secondary scholarship (often hallucinates, etc) www.nytimes.com/2025/06/16/m...

I'm working on a project about spiritual communion (in the writings of early modern Jesuits), but I just found an author discussing *spiritual confession*, which I have never seen. Has anyone come across this before? In any medieval or early modern context? #skystorians

The "Leo" choice of name is as surprising as the American choice, IMHO. (Maybe surprising isn't the right word. Intriguing?)

Stoked! My forthcoming book has been blurbed: "This is a wonderful book filled with fascinating insights. Its nuanced, cool, and understated tone is distinctive and elegant. True provides a dizzying range of new ways to think about and appreciate the Relations as sources." (E. Anderson, U of Ottawa)

I've been following these individually but this is a nice writeup of the projects as a whole: www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

I don't see any way to bookmark things on here, so you all are going to have to deal with me reposting things I want to go back and read...

One of the treats of my new project (👀) is a chance to revisit this by @mirierubin.bsky.social , one of my favorite reads when I was a new graduate student … and just as good years later! #skystorians

As I transition over here, I remembered that on Twitter I have been bookmarking books and articles I want to read, so I went back to look...and realized I have ~6 years worth of monographs and articles to catch up on 😅

Hello world - my first post here, hoping to find all the fellow #earlymodern historians in particular! 👋