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In previous centuries, belief in fate was strong. Kismet, karma, destiny, the will of a god or gods were the ways people accepted good or bad fortune. Going further back, Greeks and (the especially superstitious) Romans were extremely wary of the Fates. Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos were the three Moirai, the version of the […] 
Roman woman with phone? (AI) I had a fascinating chat with my phone the other day. Fence-sitter that I am, I haven’t really embraced AI and I voiced my guarded scepticism last year on my writing blog. However, encouraged by my family, I frivolously threw a question at ChatGPT. “Have you heard of […] 
The Ermine Street Guard (Photo: Caroline Morton) Over the years I’ve been asked in interviews why Rome fascinates me and how it led to me imagining Roma Nova. I reveal all… What period of history particularly inspires or interests you? Why? Rome! It’s almost visceral. It’s gripped me since I walked on that […] |
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