Roman Skullduggery by Fiona Forsyth
Fiona ForsythWriting about writing about Ancient Rome
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This earthenware mask is on display in Warrington Museum:
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So I set a series of books in a first century town on the Black Sea, called Tomis. It’s where the poet Ovid was sent in disgrace by the Emperor Augustus in 8CE, and poor Ovid probably died there.
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After a career teaching Classics, Fiona moved to Qatar with her family and there embarked on her writing. Now back in the UK, she has published five historical novels set in the world of Julius Caesar and the Emperor Augustus.
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