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Huh, sometime in the past week, ACOUP's 2021 view count passed its 2020 views, though 2021 hasn't had anything as popular as "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla and the Unfortunate Implications" (though the march of time has caused Siege of Gondor: Part I to retake the top view spot).
Still nice to see that without a mega-hit, the reach of the blog is still growing...since, if you're going to do public engagement, you've got to engage the public.
FWIW, the most popular things on the blog in order (by most read post in the series): Siege of Gondor AC:Valhalla Sparta Fremen Mirage Helm's Deep Bread, How Did They Make it? How It Wasn't:GoT and the Middle Ages Iron, How Did They Make It? Teaching Paradox: EU4
Surprised, but quite happy by how high the Bread-and-Farming series is, as well as Sparta, both of which are very nearly pure history with very little pop-culture. Though I think probably Siege of Gondor + Helm's Deep together is, in my view, the best thing on the blog.
I have a real soft-spot for the essays on Cicero, Dhuoda, Thucydides, Bertran de Born and Antarah Ibn Shaddad (the 'Trip Through' text-analysis posts) but they are a lot less popular. I'm still quite proud of them though.
I am quite sure it was our podcast caused the surge of interest in Gondor. Surely!! 
And speaking of mega hits I imagine the WW1 pieces will hit the spot for many people.
I appreciate the continuous back-linking to posts. Discovered the blog through Pelennor, followed a few of those links, and then at some point read through it systematically 
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