World Stories, Told My Way

Substacknewsletter · by World Stories, Told My Way

Travel documentary and studio portrait photographer and writer, interested in the telling of stories, whether from people or the past. I have a special, but non-exclusive, interest in those from the former Yugoslavia.

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Observed frequency
Weekly
From 5 posts indexed in the last 90 days
Last post
Nov 3, 2026
10 days ago
Likely audience
History enthusiasts
Inferred from post content

World Stories, Told My Way is a Substack newsletter by World Stories, Told My Way covering Armenian history and Genocide, Travel and cultural exploration and Soviet-era architecture and infrastructure. NewsletterFIT indexed 5 posts from it in the last 90 days, most recently on Nov 3, 2026.

Topics

  • Armenian history and Genocide
  • Travel and cultural exploration
  • Soviet-era architecture and infrastructure
  • Regional geopolitics (Azerbaijan, Turkey)
  • backpacking and independent travel

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