The Week on BookStack - 9/21/25
A lot has happened last week on BookStack, so what did you miss?
Lots have happened since the new BookStack website has kicked off. New book listings added every single day, the announcing of winners for a recent giveaway, and a few other things (that aren’t a part of the week, but I’m going to include them anyway).
So let’s rewind, and see everything that’s new.
From the Blog: News, Spotlights, & Prompts.
Catalog Listings: Authors and Books.
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Greetings Hazel, I quite enjoy the posts you share, and I’m somewhat of a book collector myself.
I collect historic books, I have 22 up to now, from the years 1707-1822.
It is from these books that I find interesting references to histories we aren’t taught about.
Tartaria is a controversial topic, modern academic accounts claim it was just a vast empty part of Asia, but old accounts tell a far different story, I’d love to know what you think!
https://open.substack.com/pub/jordannuttall/p/tartaria-in-the-17th-century?r=4f55i2&utm_medium=ios