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By: Christine Morgan Welcome back for the latest installment in this limited series about incredible women in history who are referred to as “holy anorexics.” Today’s topic is perhaps a
Continue readingA Vision of Love: Catherine of Siena and Holy Anorexia
By: Nathan Foster As much as I would like to claim my campy Eleganza quotes as my own, I have a confession to make: these lines are not Nathan Foster originals.
F-Yeah History We love, love, LOVE this blog. You know how a lot of history blogs are dry and boring? Okay, well that is NOT F Yeah History at all.
Continue readingQueens Podcast: Summertime Fun Recommendations!
Queens Podcast is obsessed with a good ghost story (as you can tell, if you read the first part of this series). And we really love these stories when the
By: Christine Morgan The Middle Ages are so often associated with rigid gender roles, witch crazes, and knights in armor fighting for love and honor on the battlefield. Even after
Continue readingHalf Drunk and Fully Gluten-ed: Joan of Arc and Holy Anorexia