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Tag Archives: Roman Empire
BBC’s I, Claudius; and The Epic That Never Was
Craig Clarke wrote this review. Based on two novels by Robert Graves, the BBC’s I, Claudius was a groundbreaking miniseries, and is still today considered by some to be the totem by which all other miniseries are measured. It stars … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, BBC, history, Roman Empire
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Crystal King’s Feast of Sorrow
I have to confess something to you before we get started. I finished this book months ago. By “finished”, I mean I read it from front to back. So why didn’t I crank out a review earlier? Well one reason; … Continue reading
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Tagged Cooking, historical fiction, Roman Empire
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