Think like an Archaeologist
Chrysa DeliouI am a passionate archaeologist, writer and educator
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The magic mistake that's quietly ruining Historical Fiction
Here’s something that surprises almost every writer I work with: some of the best-loved historical fiction novels and graphic novels ever written aren’t purely historical at all. They have magic running through them. And most writers get it...
The treasure no one can explain
September 2026 is a special month for this publication. Think Like an Archaeologist is turning one year old, and I have a lot planned to celebrate! More on that soon. But I wanted to open this anniversary month the way I opened this publica...
Why archaeology needs fiction (and fiction needs archaeology)
Hand an archaeologist a broken pot and a novelist an empty room, and you’ll watch the same thing happen twice: imagination rushing in to fill a silence. That’s the secret nobody tells you about the past. It isn’t a place we know. It’s a pla...
The people who live inside us
There is a moment, late at night, when I close my laptop and I still hear them talking.
Not metaphorically. Not in the soft, poetic way writers sometimes exaggerate for effect. I mean it almost literally. Avoice that keeps arguing with me...
The Wild Magic of Orkney
I’ve always imagined the magic of the unknown in Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, and especially the Scottish Islands. This wild, unapproachable, untouchable north has pulled at me for as long as I can remember. It’s the reason I, as an...
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