Misha E. Hollande
I Write Stuff
There's A Whole World Out There
Nonfiction
Many of these writings were originally written for university courses; as such, while they follow some vague academic guidelines, they're pretty mediocre as far as comprehensiveness or professionalism goes. They also may lack the original bibliographies or formatting due to how I upload them.
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Other times, I might write some amateur political or pop-history articles, mostly for myself, without paying much mind to professionalism or academia.
He Who Has A Right Conscience
On The Political Institutions of
Renaissance Venice and Florence
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Written for a History of the Renaissance class. A lot of information was taken directly from lectures and thus treated as common knowledge, so a lot of things aren't cited properly. Overall, this is an attempt to incorporate a bit of that sweet, sweet political science into my history.
Three Blind Men and an Elephant
Whig History In The History of Science
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This was a weird one - I was basically given the preface to a book by Steven Weinberg (Nobel Prize winning physicist) about the history astronomy and then literally told to explain, from that preface alone, why Weinberg is a poor historian. All citations refer to in-class readings and there is no bibliography.