Both these sites offer a wealth of interesting reading as well as book reviews and related historical links. In fact, expect to find the totally unexpected.
Articles are often irreverent in tone and sometimes downright sacrilegious, but never boring.
In this column readers will find stories about . . . History House also has an archive section where readers can browse through articles on topics ranging from Noah Webster and the dictionary wars to why only women get hysterical. In my opinion this is one site that certainly lives up to its claim. Whether it's dinner for two or a complete medieval Christmas feast, this site will fascinate and educate readers in all aspects of medieval cookery. A wide array of recipes compiled by James Matterer includes a complete glossary of medieval cooking terms as well as recipes for the beginner.