Three New 5-Star Reviews of Throne of Darius on Amazon!
William A Greenwald5.0 out of 5 stars Whoever tought history had a funny side?Reviewed in the United States on June…
Alexander the Great’s Women (VI): The Amazon Queen (or Alexander meets ‘Wonder Woman’)
According to ancient writers, Alexander the Great had an encounter with “Wonder Woman” – or at least her contemporary equivalent. …
Hear Rameses’ Tell how he saved Egypt from the Sea Peoples
The invasion of the Sea Peoples in the 12th century BC hit the eastern Mediterranean world with thunderclap surprise. Most…
Alexander the Great’s Women (V) His OTHER “Mother” – Queen Ada, “The Lady of Caria”
Few students of Alexander the Great realize that he had two mothers. The first of course was his birth-mother Olympias…
A Stellar Review of Throne of Darius for Antiqvvs Magazine!
“A Captain of Thebes,” by M. McLaughlin, or, What I’ve Been Reading In The Plague Times Published on June 10,…
Alexander’s Women (IV): Thessalonike, namesake of Greece’s Queen City
Alexander of Macedon had four sisters. One was a famous warrior queen and another an adored princess bride. A third…
Alexander the Great’s Women (III): Cynnane of Macedon, warrior princess
Alexander the Great had four sisters, and one of them, like her brother was a warrior of renown; a princess…
Alexander the Great’s Women (II): Cleopatra of Macedon, the princess bride
Historians who tell Alexander the Great’s story routinely overlook the many women who touched his life. If they do write…
Throne of Darius cited as “Recommended Reading” on Persia in the age of Alexander
Noted historian, game designer, commentator and reviewer Bill Gray cited Throne of Darius as one of the books on his…
Alexander’s Women: Part I – Olympias, Queen and Mother
Alexander of Macedon (often call “the Great”) was involved in one way or another with more than dozen women, each…
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