It’s a great idea actually, so let me do a mini-version of what @aaolomi does & mention a few Twitter accounts which make it impossible for me to leave this site.

The accounts you should follow, a list ( in no particular order & in development & expansion):

First @Safaitic b/c his content is just amazing!

@MariaGXanthou for Greek, Latin, and everything else.

@PicsSilkRoad well, photos of the Silk Road

@DavidOBowles for great posts on Latinx history that make you think

@mariamamini & @AfghanHistorian for Afghan focused content

Then, @ISASaxonists for mediaeval English MSS, the humanity, #BLM, & the humour!

@stephenniem for Islamic art history, and the state of the field

@LloydLlewJ for posts on ancient history, as well as historical costumes

Of course, @Tweetistorian for myriad of amazing subjects

Then, @mrustow for posts on Islamic manuscripts & her sharp mind

@aaolomi himself for spooky posts on our invisible neighbours

@HalstedMedieval for a mixture of medieval history & musings on where the field is heading

@medievalqabq for medieval Armenia & Middle East

So, @Simcha_Gross for late antique Judaism, in the Sasanian context

@PhDniX for posts on Quranic & early Islamic history

@FuchsiaHart for amazing posts on Islamic art history

@OBehrouzan for everything, incl. public health policy in Iran

@mmelvink for history of science

My brother @rasmuselling for modern history of Iran

@Byzanzforscher for groundbreaking research on Byzantine history

@sarahsavant1 for Islamic MSS & book history

@shahanSean for great posts on history of mediaeval Islam

@byzantinepower for fun Byzantine history posts

The great @tlecaque for medieval France & Crusades history

@EhanneEJ for later medieval middle east

The inimitable @melucene for Armenia in world history

@SarahEBond for Roman history (and so much more!)