Nathaniel Holly
Editor-in-Chief
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706-542-4728
Subjects: African American history; Atlantic World history; Caribbean history; Early American history; food studies; Indigenous history; labor history; legal history; public history; southeastern archaeology; southern history; sports history; urban history
Series:
- Early American Places
- Gender and Slavery
- Georgia River Network Guidebooks
- The Morehouse College King Collection Series on Civil and Human Rights
- Music of the American South
- Politics and Culture in the Twentieth-Century South
- Race in the Atlantic World, 1700–1900
- Milestone Press
Conferences: African American Intellectual History Society; American Society for Ethnohistory; Association for the Study of African American Life and History; Association for the Study of Food and Society; Omohundro Institute Annual Conference; Organization of American Historians; Society for Historians of the Early American Republic; Southern Historical Association; Southern Labor Studies Conference
I joined the Press in the summer of 2019 shortly after receiving my Ph.D. in early American history from William & Mary. I also hold degrees from Western Carolina University (M.A. American History/Cherokee Studies) and Clemson University (BA Philosophy).
Most of my acquisitions orbit around the ever-expanding field(s) of American history, food studies, and occasional regional trade. I am especially interested in projects that employ interdisciplinary methodologies, articulate a bold argument, and use particular historical perspectives to recast seemingly well-known narratives—or illuminate little-known stories.
I’m still publishing some of my own scholarly work which focuses on the urban lives of eighteenth-century Cherokees, public memory, and indigenous archival construction. You can read my work in the North Carolina Historical Review, History Compass, Early Modern Women, Oxford Bibliographies in Atlantic History, and Indian Cities (Oklahoma, 2022). And when I’m not chasing my kid around, I root for the once-mighty Newcastle United and the Clemson Tigers. I also enjoy reading microhistories, nature and environmental writing, biographies of interesting intellectuals, SFF, and all sorts of creative nonfiction.
My ORCID is https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2019-4899
Follow me on Twitter @hollynathaniel