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Main Via Flaminia in blue, later central alternative in pink and ‘branch line’ (Via Septempeda) in orange (CC licence source EH101) ‘All roads lead to Rome‘. Actually, a fair number do, but it seems the saying wasn’t recorded as being coined by the Romans themselves. Of course, the Romans may well have said […] 
Roman relief depicting a travelling wagon (raeda) from a tomb from Virunum, Zollfeld, Austria Drafting my new Roma Nova story set in the fourth century is slow, glacially slow at times. I know Roma Nova, I know its ‘history’, but when you get down to the nitty gritty of writing in a time […] 
Avenue Foch, Montpellier (Photo: Jonaslange CC Commons Wikipedia) (There is Roman stuff.) Mel/Mélisende does a lot of travelling round in Double Pursuit, often on the TGV (train grande vitesse) the high speed train famous in France. At a critical stage, she has to interview ‘a person of interest’ in Montpellier, a beautiful city, […] |
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