The Slow Moon Climbs: Talking Menopause with Susan Mattern

Is a Historian’s Library an Archive or a Living Thing?

Who Was the Original “Welfare Queen?”: Review of Josh Levin’s The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth

Nursing Clio Presents Its Third Annual Best Of List

An 1861 painting of the Lincoln family in muted black and white. Abraham and Mary Todd are seated at either end of a table. Abraham is reading from a book. One son stands behind the table, one leans on Abraham's chair, and one is seated near Mary Todd looking toward the viewer

A Historian’s Trip to the Graveyard

Almost Fourteen: The Book That Stopped Me in My Research Tracks

Open book on a beach at sunset, with Nursing Clio logo superimposed and hashtag BeachReads, one word.

Quinine, Magic Pollen, and the British Empire in Fiction

Option Whatever: The Corporatization of Grief in Sheryl Sandberg’s Option B

Best of 2016

Clio Reads: A Review of It Hurts Down There: The Bodily Imaginaries Of Female Genital Pain