Mark Stoneman

Independent Historian / Freelance Editor and Translator

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  • Photograph: Mt. Washington from Intervale, NH, on January 31, 2020.

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    Mt.  Washington
  • Another editorial project is nearing completion. Waiting for the page proofs now for Consumer Engineering, 1920s–1970s: Marketing between Expert Planning and Consumer Responsiveness, ed. Jan Logemann, Gary Cross, and Ingo Köhler (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019).

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    Consumer Engineering
  • Five photographs from a short visit to Astoria, Oregon.

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    Astoria, Oregon
  • Four photographs of DC’s Metro: All DC area residents have complaints and even horror stories to tell about the Metro. Since introducing it to children in the family from out of town, I’ve started looking at it with fresh eyes.

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    On the Metro
  • Photograph of elephant seals on the coast of California.

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    Elephant Seals
  • If you have the stomach for more on relating to a filmmaker’s work who you now know (but perhaps tried to forget) is a child molester, this piece from May 2016 by Matt Zoller Seitz is worth considering: “I Believe Dylan Farrow.” Such is the kind of reading I sometimes…

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  • I have had health insurance through my employer these past seven years, but I still depend on the Affordable Care Act. It has made the scope of coverage meaningful, especially by including so-called preexisting conditions. It has also relieved me of anxiety caused by not knowing if I would have…

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    Noooo!
  • This 1899 map’s legend makes sense within a late-nineteenth-century imperialist framework, and the brutality of its seemingly objectively portrayed vision is unmistakable.

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    ‘Colonizability’