James Holland, a popular historian and broadcaster, writes long-form essays that use vivid, close-up descriptions of historical photographs and events, such as Nazi leaders at the Eagle's Nest and a colonial hanging witnessed by George Orwell. He also draws connections between the past and current politics, including a critique of a proposed US Space Force uniform.

Paper Connections is a long-form history newsletter that investigates episodes from the past, such as the Burgundian diamonds, the history of tobacco advertising, and the Nazi-era sale of degenerate art. Each issue pairs narrative storytelling with archival detail, sources and notes, plus occasional audio companions.

A daily chronicle of World War II that publishes short historical entries on events from the war, matched to their anniversary dates. Each entry gives context and narrative on episodes such as reprisals, massacres and major campaigns.

A Substack-style newsletter by a German historian based in Britain, exploring German history, politics and culture through film, book and travel pieces. Issues combine personal narrative with historical context, such as postwar Germany, Anglo-German relations and Nazi-era legacies.