ethornauthor.com https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Author’s Note of Atalanta of the Wild Six Novels to Read Before (or After) Atalanta of the Wild Why I Write in Archaic English | Language as the Soul of Historical Fiction Speaking Bronze Age: Linear B and the Language of Mycenaean Greece The Constellations of Atalanta: Myth, Astronomy, and the Night Sky of Ancient Greece Echidna: Mother of All Monsters, Bride of the Mightiest Foe Pasiphaë & Kírkē: Mighty Sorceresses of the Bronze Age Donatello: The Sculptor Who Awakened the Modern Eye Writing the Unknown: How Historical Fiction Reconstructs Ancient Greek Religion Telling the Prince’s Tale in Asterios and the Labyrinth Following in the Footsteps of Hēraklēs to Archaia Neméa Ten Novels That Made Me a Writer The Archaeological Museum of Heraklion: Thirteen Objects That Changed My Writing Literary Travel as Research: Why I Must Go There Perseus and the Altar on Mount Apesas The Art of the Archaic: How I Choose Words and Expressions Why a Novel About Atalanta? Six Novels That Taught Me About Women Six Novels That Taught Me About Men Who Is Artemis in Atalanta of the Wild? PART ONE | No Clock for The Calydonian Boar Hunt: What the Ancient Sources Tell Us—and What They Don’t PART TWO | The Heroes at the Gate: Assembling the Hunters of Khalydōn Brother Elias, Sinner, the Man Who Built San Francesco of Cortona Building the World of A Tale of Paris & Paris: Echoes of Troy | Cortona, 1450 AD The Pen Name and the Alter Ego: Who Is Edmond Thornfield? The Cosmological Thread: Souls Finding Each Other Across Lifetimes The Inquisition Was Not Exclusively Dominican: Franciscans Also Investigated On Being Your Own Designer, Typesetter, and Publisher The Hound of the Lord Women’s Power in A Tale of Paris & Paris: Echoes of Troy Cortona: The City That Calls to Me Why I Write in Close Third-Person POV What Kind of Villain Is Lino Briani? Six Novels to Read in June 2026 Who Is Athána Alēa in Atalanta of the Wild? Myths That Have Haunted Me Since Youth What the Minoan Horns of Consecration Mean to Me Support Human Authors: Four Tales by Edmond Thornfield, Available Now The Forgotten Gods of Bronze Age Greece Rio de Janeiro and the Bronze Age: Writing Ancient Worlds from a Modern City Five Things Cortona Taught Me About Writing Sense of Place Why Historical Fiction Readers Are the Best Readers To Write For Writing Villains Who Show Their Human Side Dead Languages and Living Prose: Why Archaic English Is Not an Affectation Lessons Learned Writing Novels: What Each Book Taught Me On Writing Desire Without Writing Romance Who Is Erebos in A Tale of Paris & Paris: Echoes of Troy? The Novelist as Archaeologist What Mary Renault Got Right That Most Historical Novelists Still Miss