Stefan Andrews
Stefan is a freelance writer and a regular contributor to The Vintage News. He is a graduate in Literature. He also runs a blog – This City Knows.
Articles by Stefan Andrews:
At her first recital, 12-year-old Nina Simone refused to start singing after her parents were moved from the front row to make room for whites
Claude Monet’s cataract surgery might have influenced his later paintings
The remarkable sights of the Thikse Monastery
Las Vegas casino manager Carl Cohen became a local folk hero after he knocked the caps off Frank Sinatra’s front teeth
The Night Witches of the Soviet Air Forces: the female fighter pilots of WWII
Hoaxes of the Renaissance: the art forgery that helped Michelangelo start his career as an artist
The Unfinished Castles & Their Fate
The fascinating diversity of the Inuit belief system
For centuries, the ancient Baltit Fort served as residence of the Mirs of Hunza
MS Selandia was one of the world’s first large transoceanic diesel-driven ships, and at her first appearance many people were confused because she was “smokeless”
