A post from 2017 but updated for 2024
The Death of Caesar, Vincenzo Camuccini, 1798 (public domain)
Updated text: It’s 2024 and today is the ides of March in the Roman calendar. It’s the day the Russian (read Soviet) leader seeks reelection, a travesty which will be the continuation of his initial power […]
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What does Roma Nova look like? It’s an alpine country with lower lying valleys a few small towns (Castra Lucilla to the south of the main city, Brancadorum at the east, Aquae Caesaris to the west) and a river city full of columns, a forum, Senate house and temples.
There are high mountains and hills […]
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Roma Novan heroines, ancient and modern
To write alternative history with authenticity, it’s helpful to be as well-versed and researched as an author writing a more conventional historical novel.
Let me unpick that… Alternate (or alternative) history is based on the premise that the standard timeline diverged at a certain point and followed […]
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