3 full-length, bestselling historical fantasy novels to throw you head-first into the mystery, passion, and brutality of the Roman Empire.
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Alas! alas! lament, O city; the son of Zeus, thy fairest bloom, is being cut down. Woe is thee, Hellas! that wilt cast from thee thy benefactor, and destroy him as he madly, wildly dances where no pipe is heard. She is mounted on her car, the queen of sorrow and sighing, and is goading […]
Some of the most timeless stories in western literature are about the heroes of ancient Greece. For millennia people have been inspired by Perseus, Jason and the Argonauts, Theseus, Achilles and Odysseus. Many an ancient king and warrior has tried to emulate the actions and personae of these heroes, and even claimed descent from them. […]
Greetings readers and romantics, Seeing as this is the week of Valentine’s Day, we are going to spice things up a bit with something different. I’d like to extend a big welcome to my fellow author, Zenobia Neil, who is going to shed some light on the darker side of Love in the ancient world. […]
I Anguis et Aper ‘The Dragon and the Boar’ The chieftain was waiting around the last embers of his night fire when the voice echoed down the glen. He rose slowly when the others jumped. The swirling designs that covered his body came to life with his movement, and the blue boar across his […]
And one day they taught Hesiod glorious song while he was shepherding his lambs under holy Helicon, and this word first the goddesses said to me – the Muses of Olympus, daughters of Zeus who holds the aegis: “Shepherds of the wilderness, wretched things of shame, mere bellies, we know how to speak many false […]
Chapter One The Sacred Truce Η Ιερή Εκεχειρία 396 B.C. The shield wall began to break almost right away, and the bragging between the two forces quickly turned to screaming as the blood flowed from the first wounds. On the edge of Ares’ Dancing Floor, near Eleutherai, yet another battle had broken out. […]
I The People of Mars A.D. 197 They came from all over Italy to join Rome’s legions. War was in the air again, and so was opportunity for every young man willing to wear the red cloak of Mars. The hopeful, the bankrupt, the disinherited and destitute – all of them wanted the opportunity […]
I meet a lot of people on-line as an author, historian, and blogger. The great thing about it is that sometimes you get to meet people with whom you click right away, people who have the same interests, similar experiences, and the same hunger to learn more about the world, and about history. Today, I’m […]
When you enter the abode of the god Which smells of incense, you must be pure And thought is pure when you think with piety This was the inscription that greeted pilgrims who passed through the propylaia, the main gate into the sanctuary of the god Asklepios at ancient Epidaurus. Last week we looked at […]
