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Bio	Tracey’s interests in history range from the ancient Greeks to the medieval monks to the women of the American West. She holds a B.A. in History, Math/Philosophy, and the Classics. When not writing, editing, or teaching, she’s out exploring, via her mountain bike, the Anasazi ruins in and around her home state of Colorado.
Favorite Books	Encounters with the Archdruid, John McPhee A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf The Botany of Desire, Michael Pollan Angle of Repose, Wallace Stegner
URL of your website	http://shespoke.wordpress.com
Favorite Period(s) of History	ancient Greece, medieval Europe, pre-Columbian New World, American frontier, the Roaring Twenties
Favorite TV Programs	Aha! No TV. But I watch House on the Internet.

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On September 12, 2009 Joan Schonbeck said:

Hi Tracey,
I enjoyed your piece on Dr. Haleh Esfandiari’s experiences in Iran. So true what you (and she) say about understanding ALL of Iran’s history. Often it seems many Americans think our history with Iran began with the Embassy Takeover.
On July 13, 2009 David J. Marcou said:

Tracey,
I’m sorry: I accidentally deleted today’s message from you. You did ask what projects I’ve been involved with lately, and I’ve directed/edited a photo-anthology (’Spirit of America and the World’) and co-authored with my son ’A Modest Archival Photobook,’ too. Reproductions in both are gorgeous; whether you’d like our photos, though, would be up to each beholder, I’d guess. Write again when you’ve time. It’s always nice hearing from you. Thank you again for writing.
Best Regards,
From David J. Marcou, Tel. 608-784-2796 (USA).
P.S. I’ve also published a second article on greathistory.com, though I don’t know enough about the system here to know if you’ve access to it. Please let me know if you can read it.-djm.
On July 9, 2009 David J. Marcou said:

Are you still there? It’s been a while since my last message to you, but you didn’t get back to me then. Please write, if you’re still interested in communicating with me.
On January 29, 2009 Brent Layman said:

Thank you for being my friend! hehe
On January 23, 2009 Tracey McCormick said:

A wire post. Is this like an RSS feed?

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