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Harry Sidebottom
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The Burning Road
Ballista returns in The Burning Road. Just published. Available in all good bookshops, as they say, on Amazon, with good discount, and, if you live in the UK, at ASDA, with a massive discount.
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Fire in the East (Warrior of Rome, #1)
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2008
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47 editions
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King of Kings (Warrior of Rome, #2)
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2009
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43 editions
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Lion of the Sun (Warrior of Rome, #3)
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2010
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26 editions
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The Caspian Gates (Warrior of Rome, #4)
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2011
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38 editions
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The Wolves of the North (Warrior of Rome, #5)
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2012
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30 editions
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The Amber Road (Warrior of Rome, #6)
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2013
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25 editions
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Iron and Rust (Throne of the Caesars, #1)
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2014
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29 editions
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The Return
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The Last Hour (Warrior of Rome #7)
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The Burning Road (Warrior of Rome #8)
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Harry’s Recent Updates
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Harry Sidebottom
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"This fantastic book starts out with our hero, Ballista, in a run from the enemy who defeated him in the last book, coming back home. From the midst of court intrigues to married life to the battlefield, Sidebottom presents a combination of real histo"
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Harry Sidebottom
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Connor Sampson's review
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The Mad Emperor: Heliogabalus and the Decadence of Rome:
"Lively, insightful, and fascinating. This is one of my favourite biographies I've read for a while - the author consistently combines a strong understanding of the subject with an ability to understand people. Alongside the story it tells, the book a"
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Harry Sidebottom
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José Augusto Miranda's review
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The Mad Emperor: Heliogabalus and the Decadence of Rome:
"Very good book! A master class on how to write public history and a very honest approach to sources, the topic and the historians craft. Maybe the extra honesty took a bit of the flavour I was expecting from the life of Heliogabalus (ok to be frank, "
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Harry Sidebottom
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Rose’s review
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The Mad Emperor: Heliogabalus and the Decadence of Rome
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Hi Rose, Very glad you enjoyed the book. Actually there are reasonably comprehensive end notes and bibliography available online at the publisher`s si
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“Maximus was cleaning his blade on the dead man’s wolfskin. ‘You promised him his life,’ the Greek said. ‘No, I said death was his last worry.’ Maximus swung up on to Pale Horse. ‘Is that not so for all of us?”
― Lion of the Sun
― Lion of the Sun
“Nie rozumiesz. Każda religia, która nakazuje wyznawcom kochać odległego, zapewne wymyślonego boga bardziej od tych, których powinni kochać, rodziny, przyjaciół, a przede wszystkim dzieci, jest okrutna i nieludzka. Więc jak widzisz, nie sądzę, żebym należał do ludzi, których można nawrócić na wiarę w waszego ukrzyżowanego boga.”
― King of Kings
― King of Kings
“I take it you do not agree with your countrymen’s religious practices.’
‘Oh no,’ said Hippothous. ‘I am not Cilician by birth. Mine has been a long and tragic path. I was born in Perinthus, the noble city close by Byzantium. My father was on the Boule. When I was young, I fell desperately in love. Hyperanthes was nearly my age. Stripped for wrestling in the gymnasium, he was like a god. And his eyes – no sidelong glances or fearsome looks, no trace of villainy or dissembling.’
As they ate, Hippothous told them a tale of love, lust, subterfuge, murder, flight, shipwreck, loss and exile – a tale worthy of a Greek romance.
‘Probably from a fucking Greek romance,’ muttered Calgacus.”
― Lion of the Sun
‘Oh no,’ said Hippothous. ‘I am not Cilician by birth. Mine has been a long and tragic path. I was born in Perinthus, the noble city close by Byzantium. My father was on the Boule. When I was young, I fell desperately in love. Hyperanthes was nearly my age. Stripped for wrestling in the gymnasium, he was like a god. And his eyes – no sidelong glances or fearsome looks, no trace of villainy or dissembling.’
As they ate, Hippothous told them a tale of love, lust, subterfuge, murder, flight, shipwreck, loss and exile – a tale worthy of a Greek romance.
‘Probably from a fucking Greek romance,’ muttered Calgacus.”
― Lion of the Sun
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