ethornauthor.com https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Alphabet Soup Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Modifier Epidemic Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Simile and Metaphors Must Make Sense Why Choose 100% Human Authors: POV Management Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Tyranny of Three Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Hedging as a Worldview Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Syntactical Monotony Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Colons and Semicolons Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Style Guide Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Declared Emotion Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Formulaic Plot Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Competent Nobody Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Conflict Without Consequence Author’s Note of Atalanta of the Wild Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Em-Dash Mannerism Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Info Dump Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Emotional Inflation Six Novels to Read Before (or After) Atalanta of the Wild Why I Write in Archaic English | Language as the Soul of Historical Fiction Why Book Design Is an Apprenticeship, Not a Weekend Course Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Prose That Has No Ear Speaking Bronze Age: Linear B and the Language of Mycenaean Greece Are AI Detectors Accusing You of Writing With AI? The Constellations of Atalanta: Myth, Astronomy, and the Night Sky of Ancient Greece Echidna: Mother of All Monsters, Bride of the Mightiest Foe Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Dialogue That Reports Rather Than Reveals Why Choose 100% Human Authors: Resolution Anxiety 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 Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Absent Body 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 Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Generic Setting 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 Why Choose 100% Human Authors: The Borrowed Voice 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 How To Design Your Book PART TWO | The Heroes at the Gate: Assembling the Hunters of Khalydōn Brother Elias, Sinner, the Man Who Built San Francesco of Cortona Gods Who Are Not Metaphors