Recommended by Projectkin
Reading Aimee Liu's Legacy & Lore is like having a good friend and talented writer pop in from time to time with wonderful insights from her own work as a writer. I think it's an essential read for anyone considering publishing their own biography, autobiography, or memoir.
Oh my, Christopher is a fabulous writer who will capture your heart as he takes you with him on a journey into his family stories along the Ohio River. Not to be missed.
A skilled writer and subtle storyteller, Lori brings you along as she dives into old newspapers with the zeal of a muckraker. Enjoy the ride. I try to never miss an episode.
Incredible research and compelling storytelling. A stack not to be missed by anyone interested in local or family history.
With the engaging charm of an experienced practitioner, Heartbeats has a way of touching your soul. It's a perfect match to family historians exploring the tough stories of love and loss. Thank you for your work.
In addition to her generous contributions to Projectkin with Emma Explores, Emma also hosts both her JourneysIntoGenealogy podcast and updates posts with stories of her own family. A treat that's not to be missed.
Sharing a one-place study gets personal when Jane dives in to share the people and context of the place. It pulls you in and reminds you of universal truths.
Explore historical archives and vignettes of family history with a scholar with the personal stories to pull it all together.
TechMadeSimple is my go-to recommendation for clear-headed instructions for creating and managing your own Substack publication. She not only understands the technology, but she deftly explains how to take full advantage of the platform. I'm a fan.
Touching vignettes of family life that carry with them universal truths we can all learn from. Terrific models for family history writing.
Aryn brings you the genealogy chops of a pro, the writing talent of a your favorite author, and the spark of an inspired creative. I always enjoy her pieces.
When we talk about genealogy being a "team sport," it's Jennifer we all have in mind. She brings both the joy and the willingness for hard work to every project. It's been an honor to work with her on her Speakers' Corner for Projectkin.


















































