Writing
Erick DuPree’s blog explores the intersections of anthropology, literature, and material culture, illuminating how identity, ritual, and meaning take shape across time and tradition. Blending scholarship with storytelling, these essays invite readers to think critically and imaginatively about the cultural forces that shape both personal lives and collective experience.
A Review of The Last Empress of France by Petie Kladstrup and Evelyne Resnick
The Last Empress of France reveals the dramatic life of Eugénie de Montijo—Napoleon III’s wife, political partner, and survivor of nearly a century of change. A must-read for fans of history, France, and powerful women.