A Historian's Apprenticeship

A rare glimpse behind the historian's curtain — this memoir traces the journey from curious student to seasoned scholar. It's less about dusty archives and more about the craft itself: how we learn to question sources, construct narratives, and find meaning in the past. Thoughtful, occasionally wry, and filled with the kind of insights that only come from years spent wrestling with history's complexities. Perfect for anyone who's ever wondered how historians actually do history, or for those considering the path themselves.