by Liisa Eyerly When a novel is set in ancient Rome, it is almost impossible to avoid the subject of slavery. In the Roman Empire, slavery w...

Blogger: Amber Lemus Hello friends! Today we are starting a new series on Weird Inventions That Saved Lives. I post on the 2nd of each month...

Guest Blogger: Barbara Blythe Today we welcome special guest, Barbara Blythe who is celebrating her new historical romance release, Far Gran...

by Liisa Eyerly In ancient Rome, how—and what—you ate was one of the clearest markers of where you stood in society—food drew one of the sha...

Blogger: Amber Lemus 7th Times Square Ball Photo Credit: Jtalvy, CC0, CC  The dropping of the ball in Times Square has become a New Years ic...

by Liisa Eyerly The Roman Empire stretched across continents, and with every conquest came new flavors, ingredients, and culinary habits. Ex...

 Guest post by Linda Dindzans As a reader, I have never met a period of history that didn’t fascinate me. As an author, the stories that fin...

Blogger: Amber Lemus Johann Sebastian Bach Public Domain Johann Sebastian Bach is a household name today. He is known as a masterful musicia...