Lindsay and Madison discuss the infamous Anne Lister, as well as why you should always be true to yourself, that being a little odd just means you’re super awesome, and how important her diaries & story are in the history of the LGBTIQ community.
Information pulled from the following sources:
- 2020 The Open University PhD thesis “My mind on paper”: Anne Lister and literary self-construction in early 19th Century Halifax by Anira Rowanchild
- 2019 Mental Floss article by Mark Mancini
- 2019 Smithsonian Magazine article by Brigit Katz
- 2019 Vulture article by Jackson McHenry
- 2018 The Guardian article by Harriet Sherwood
- Anne Lister website
- Calderdale Museums website
- Historic England website
- The Legacy Project Chicago website
- Wikipedia (1)
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