Ancient Rome
posted by Cat @ 7:02 PM
Sunday, August 22, 2004
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C.R.Myers is a Texan—born and bred in the Lone Star State. A English/Drama teacher by profession, she received her M. A. from the University of Texas at Tyler. As a teacher and professional speaker, she designed and implemented her own creative course as well as writing college sketches, which were performed on a local television station. She decided to start writing seriously only within the last few years. Since then, she has written eleven novels. Black Ice/Shadowed Road was her first published novel. Since then, Through the Shadows, Red, Red Rose, Lady’s Game, Shattered Illusion, and Blonde Logic have been published as well as nine other stories sold to area newspapers and magazines. Through her writing, she has received cards and letters from fans from all over the US and fifteen different countries. The books have sold well and the reviews have been strong, leading to seven book signings and two out of state appearances. Two of the books have been chosen as books to be presented in Austin at the Texas Book Festival.
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1 Comments:
In ancient Scotland and some other areas of Britania and the surrounding Isles, the clans were ruled by matriarchs--not by men. The Romans, for their part, borrowed many members of their pantheon of deities from the Greeks, giving them different names, such as Jupiter, instead of Zeus. The celts and gaelic peoples had their own deities and legends. There's a rich history of Celtic myths, heroes, and legends found in sources like the Book of Kel (9th C)--not to mention the legends of King Arthur, in Britain, traced to a 4th-5th C general named Arturus.
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