Book Review Not a Blueprint, It’s the Shoe Prints that Matter Nine Norstrom
Not a Blueprint, It’s the Shoe Prints that Matter: A Journey Through Toxic Relationships by Nina Norstrom My rating: 5 of 5 stars Not A Blueprint, It’s the Shoe Prints that Matter: A Journey Through Toxic Relationships, is a memoir … Continue reading
Boudicca: Great Queen of the Iceni
Originally posted on Derilea's Dream: Memoirs of a Pictish Queen:
Why were Roman legions so interested in subduing some tribes and not others? Why build the great edifices of Antonine and Hadrian‘s occupations to shut out the northern territories…
Gift for Mom Event
Gift for Mom Event Looking for the perfect gift for Mother’s Day? I’ll be joining a select group of authors who have joined forces to bring you amazing audiobooks. You’ll have a chance to listen to our audiobooks. Celebrate Mother’s … Continue reading
Caesar’s Invasion of Britannia (Part 1)
Celtic Tradition of Raven: I have fled in the shape of a raven of prophetic speech (Taliesin). The raven offers initiation—the destruction of one thing to give birth to another. For deeper understanding, the heroine must journey through darkness to … Continue reading
Book Review Forged by Iron by Eric Schumacher
Forged By Iron by Eric Schumacher My rating: 5 of 5 stars Forged by Iron is the first book in The Saga of King Olaf that sweeps you into a Nordic adventure in 960 AD. The Viking-era book is based … Continue reading
Author Interview Linnea Tanner ManyBooks
Author Interview Linnea Tanner on ManyBooks I am pleased and honored to reblog “Linnea Tanner – Fascinated with Ancient Rome and Britannia,” posted 27th of March, 2020 by Naomi Bolton and featured on ManyBooks Author of the Day. The interview … Continue reading
Forests and Water in Roman Empire
Originally posted on Environment and Society:
If we do not learn from the past we might repeat it. Roman Empire Deforestation during the Roman period was a result of the geographical expansion of the Roman Empire, with its increased population,…
Book Review Antonius: Second in Command by Brook Allen
Antonius: Second in Command by Brook Allen My rating: 5 of 5 stars “Antonius: Second in Command” by Brook Allen is the second book in the Antonius Trilogy, spanning the period of 54 BC to 41BC. The saga of Marcus … Continue reading
Interview Brook Allen, Author of Antonius Trilogy
INTRODUCTION It is my pleasure to introduce Brook Allen, author of the Antonius Trilogy, historical fiction about Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony). Her first book, Antonius: Son of Rome, caught my attention when it was awarded the must-deserved 2019 Book of … Continue reading
Book Review Antonius: Son of Rome by Brook Allen
Antonius: Son of Rome by Brook Allen My rating: 5 of 5 stars When I purchased “Antonius: Son of Rome” by Brook Allen, I was excited to read the novel about the early life of Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony), an … Continue reading
Press Release 3rd Annual PenCraft Award Ceremony to be Headlined by Linnea Tanner for Outstanding Literary Achievement; Book Signing at Old Firehouse Books
Contact: Linnea Tanner Email: linnea@linneatanner.com Phone: 720-201-1197 Website: https://www.linneatanner.com/ Press Release 3rd Annual PenCraft Awards Ceremony To Be Headlined by Linnea Tanner for Outstanding Literary Achievement; Book Signing at Old Firehouse Books The PenCraft Awards for 2019 will recognize 48 remarkable … Continue reading
Development of Patriarchy in Sumer
Originally posted on Heartwell Productions:
Ever since the beginning of women’s studies, a major question has been: when did all this male dominance begin? Have humans always been organized in patriarchal societies? Or has there ever been another model of…
With a Celtic Twist
Originally posted on LITERARY TITAN:
Linnea Tanner Author Interview Amulet’s Rapture finds Catrin, a princess of Britannia, a warrior, and a druidess ending up a slave to a Roman. How did the initial idea for this novel develop and change…
Apollo: wolf-god
Originally posted on We Are Star Stuff:
The Greek god Apollo is the most rational, artistic and fastidious of the Olympians. So why is an animal noted for its ravening nature part of his cult? Even the ancients found this…
Caesar’s war in Gaul
Originally posted on David Xu:
This is the story of Caesar’s greatest conquest: Gaul Julius Caesar No man in history defined their civilization quite like Julius Caesar did for Rome. In many ways Caesar was the quintessential Roman: proud, ambitious, charismatic,…
New Release Amulet’s Rapture
Amulet’s Rapture Released Today Oct 29 I’m excited to announce that AMULET’S RAPTURE (Book 3 Curse of Clansmen and Kings) has been released today, October 29th! Seize your destiny and continue the epic Celtic tale of Catrin, a Druid warrior princess, … Continue reading
AMULET’S RAPTURE RELEASE OCTOBER 29, BOOK AWARD, AND EVENTS
Amulet’s Rapture Release Oct 29 Exciting news! AMULET’S RAPTURE (Book 3 Curse of Clansmen and Kings) will be released on October 29th in digital and print formats. You can now pre-order this book at Amazon, B&N, Apple Books, Kobo, and … Continue reading
THE AGE OF ARTHUR, PART FIFTEEN: THE CITY OF LEGIONS
Originally posted on The Deadliest Blogger: Military History Page:
Unique among the territories of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, Britain succeeded in holding back and even reversing the tide of Germanic conquest for nearly two centuries. This…
Book Review ‘Til Death Do Us Part” by Jan Sikes
‘Til Death Do Us Part by Jan Sikes My rating: 5 of 5 stars “Til Death do us Part,” by Jan Sikes is a heartfelt story based on the author’s life and her soul mate and husband during their later … Continue reading
THE AGE OF ARTHUR, PART THIRTEEN: ARTHUR’S NORTHERN CAMPAIGN
Originally posted on The Deadliest Blogger: Military History Page:
Unique among the territories of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, Britain succeeded in holding back and even reversing the tide of Germanic conquest for nearly two centuries. This…
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