Tag: england

Writing in 2020

I managed to get web-published a number of times in 2020. Check it out:

The 18th Century and Social Networking on AdamSmithWorks – a discussion of networking with a particular focus on the Scottish Enlightenment.

Joseph Banks – A review of Patrick O’Brian’s biography of Joseph Banks: traveler, naturalist, botanist, courtier.

Review of Jesse Norman’s biography of Edmund Burke, Part 1 and Part 2 – Come for the life of Edmund Burke, stay for Norman’s strained defense post-Thatcher political Conservatism.

And while you are at AdamSmithWorks, please check out my wife’s discussion of fashion production in the Age of Smith.

Podcast Episodes 8 and 9

Episodes 8 and 9 are now up, wrapping up the series on the Anarchy. And, as you will here at the end of episode 9, this *probably* wraps up the Great Podcast Experiment as well. It took me 1.25 years to get it all out there and it was fun, but podcasting is probably not my medium.

The next content-creation whirlwind is already defined and being prepared for launch. I’ll be announcing it soon. Thanks for your attention!