Rachel Midura
@rmidura.bsky.social
Digital historian of early modern Europe in Virginia. Posts on historical travel, mail, diplomats, spies 🕵️ Author of Postal Intelligence: The Tassis Family and Communications Revolution in Early Modern Europe (Cornell, 2025). Now on #17thC conspiracy.
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Being a podcaster costs $40 for a decent mic and $18 per month for hosting. The hard part is having something interesting to say. Get a degree in that!
October 4, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Being a podcaster costs $40 for a decent mic and $18 per month for hosting. The hard part is having something interesting to say. Get a degree in that!
Real “hey girl” energy
a man with blonde hair is wearing a denim vest and says hey girl .
ALT: a man with blonde hair is wearing a denim vest and says hey girl .
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September 30, 2025 at 9:09 AM
Real “hey girl” energy
Thank you, and that must be Eugène Vaillé! It is amazingly still one of the only books on the subject- I’ve got his sevenish-volume French postal series as well.
May 24, 2025 at 4:17 AM
Thank you, and that must be Eugène Vaillé! It is amazingly still one of the only books on the subject- I’ve got his sevenish-volume French postal series as well.
"Panelists will both demonstrate their experience and critically reflect upon its potential. Finally, an accompanying speed-networking session will give participants the opportunity to see an even broader swath of possibilities, elevating students and up-and-coming scholars." 3/3
May 14, 2025 at 10:43 PM
"Panelists will both demonstrate their experience and critically reflect upon its potential. Finally, an accompanying speed-networking session will give participants the opportunity to see an even broader swath of possibilities, elevating students and up-and-coming scholars." 3/3
"How can educators improve student learning outcomes and experiences? What are the ethics of representing history through gameplay? We will link discussion to the opportunities and limitations of the current moment." 2/?
May 14, 2025 at 10:42 PM
"How can educators improve student learning outcomes and experiences? What are the ethics of representing history through gameplay? We will link discussion to the opportunities and limitations of the current moment." 2/?
Happy to! From submission: "This roundtable and accompanying game demo session bring together historians around the topics of game play, criticism, and design and its place in historical research and teaching. How can scholars use game design to further research and outreach?" 1/?
May 14, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Happy to! From submission: "This roundtable and accompanying game demo session bring together historians around the topics of game play, criticism, and design and its place in historical research and teaching. How can scholars use game design to further research and outreach?" 1/?
I've been there! If you're able to get the original, you might be able to work some magic with spectrometry. Even inverting the colors has been helpful to me in the past.
May 12, 2025 at 10:31 PM
I've been there! If you're able to get the original, you might be able to work some magic with spectrometry. Even inverting the colors has been helpful to me in the past.