Think like an Archaeologist
Chrysa DeliouI am a passionate archaeologist, writer and educator
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The four questions every historical fiction writer should ask before writing a single word
You want to write historical fiction. Maybe it’s a novel set in medieval France. Maybe it’s a graphic novel about the Trojan War, or a video game set in WWII Poland, or a Mycenaean epic you’ve dreamed about since you were a teenager. And th...
The temple that shouldn't exist
Somewhere in southeastern Turkey, there is a temple that is older than farming, older than the wheel, older than writing, older than the city. It was built by people who, according to everything we thought we knew about how civilization wor...
Your historical world isn't a setting. It's a body that breathes.
You can always tell when a writer has researched a period versus when they’ve lived in it.
The researched version reads like a museum placard with dialogue attached. The lived-in version, the one that makes a reader stop and think wait, wa...
The king who built a laboratory inside his own castle — Alchemy, fiction and Rudolf II's Prague (Part 2)
Imagine a king so consumed by one obsession that he moves the capital of an empire just to be closer to it. Not for war. Not for wealth. For a stone. A stone that, if found, would explain the entire hidden order of the universe and might ju...
What Dark Academia gets wrong about Alchemy (and why the real history is stranger) — Part 1
There is a moment in every alchemist’s life, real or invented, when the fire is burning too low, the manuscript won’t translate, and the gold refuses to appear. That moment, not the aesthetic of candlelight and leather-bound books, is the a...
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