⏰ISSUE 25 IS LIVE!⏰ Join us as we celebrate Issue 25 of EPOCH, 'Hidden Histories'. With sixteen articles on topics spanning cannibals, spies, scientists, kingdoms, and archival treasures, there's something for everyone to enjoy! Read Issue 25!👇 epoch-magazine.com/

How was a modern 'Arab' identity formed during the late imperial period? In Issue 25, David Lockwood explored the fascinating 'Nahda' period, the political, cultural, and philosophical 'renaissance' within the Arab world. Find it below! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/al-n…

How was motherhood constructed in late imperial China? Back in Issue 11, Rachel Alexandra Chua explored the development of a complex identity. Find it here! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/how-…

Looking for a new history book to read, or a subject to research? In Issue 25, the EPOCH Editorial Board explored some of their favourite scholarship on the subject of 'Hidden Histories'. Find them here! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/hidd…

Who are included within national origin stories? Who are excluded? Why? In Issue 25, Nilakshi Das unveiled the fascinating connections between the Indian State, female scientists, and the politics of recognition. Find it here! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/foun…

Beyond dreadnaughts and cruisers, how did a collection of fishing vessels help the Royal Navy win the First World War? Back in Issue 20, Cian Lynch highlighted an underappreciated history of the war at sea. Find it here! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/beat…

How were astrology and medicine linked in the Early Modern period? In Issue 25, Georgia Wallace explored the connection in some fascinating Early Modern medical textbooks. Check it out! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/the-…

2026 marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks and the release of HBO's critically-acclaimed drama 'Band of Brothers', but how are the two events linked? In Issue 14, @abby_s_whitlock analysed the show's post-9/11 perception. Read on! 👇 tinyurl.com/4ye4dhah

Pacifist, aspiring children's author....and Britain's legendary 'spy queen'. In Issue 25, Sophie Riley explored the life, death, and memory of Noor Inayat Khan. Check it out! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/the-…

How did the Crusades lead to the establishment of 'Hybrid Kingdoms'? In Issue 25, Matthew John Lumley explored the fascinating lives of the 'Eastern Christians'. Find it here! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/outr…

How does the body communicate emotions? How are embodied emotions embedded within historic tradition? In Issue 25, Mustafa Roker explored the legacy of bodily emotions recorded within the Quran. Find it below! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/biti…

How did the temperance movement come to prominence in the decades before Prohibition in the United States? In Issue 25, Eric Schubert examined how Barr Spangler's career in Pennsylvania formed a part of a global pattern of reform. Check it out! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/barr…

⏰CALL FOR PAPERS⏰ Our December issue is 'Trade & Industry', so we'd love to hear from scholars researching histories of workers, workplaces, industries, technology, and economies. We welcome pitches in all areas of historical research! Submit ! 👇 tinyurl.com/2ryzusup

''We fought the war against you! Why are you here…?' In Issue 25, Lucy Smith explored how the two world wars continue to impact the lives of Germans and those of German heritage living in Britain today. Find it here! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/the-…

We hope you've enjoyed the release of Issue 25! Over the next few weeks, we'll be highlighting each fantastic contributor. First up, Alex Shenstone explored how fiction writing can help us recover overlooked voices from the past. Find it below! 👇 tinyurl.com/589xvuvv

⏰Issue 25, 'Hidden Histories' releases on Tuesday!⏰ Anna Drury explored similar themes back in Issue 18, when a cartoon uncovered the story of how Brazillian sex worker activists reclaimed the 'closet' in their struggle for recognition. Read on!👇 tinyurl.com/4v9ymuyf

Issue 25, 'Hidden Histories', releases September 1st! In preparation, we've found past articles shedding light on under-researched people, groups, and topics. In Issue 01, Sophie Merrix mapped the Black Tudors of Early Modern England. Find it here! 👇 tinyurl.com/3r54unht

Did British imperial strategists plan an 'Artic Empire' in the aftermath of the Great War? In Issue 18, Ben Markham investigated why these plans were put on ice. Check it out! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/froz…

Powerless servants or key figures in imperial courts? What role did eunuchs play in the maintenence of empire? In Issue 24, Alessia Carta revealed a fascinating history. Read on! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/beyo…

How can period dramas reshape how we engage with and understand the past? Back in Issue 13, Amy Neal studied the cultural impact of the BBC's much-loved series 'Call the Midwife'. Check it out! 👇 epoch-magazine.com/post/when…