Liisa Eyerly – Historical Mystery Author

Rome’s Gardens of Eden: Beauty, Temptation, and Betrayal Part 1 Rome had no shortage of power-hungry, ego-maniacal emperors, but why should the men get all the notoriety?

If you happen to be in or around Sioux Falls, South Dakota, this fall, I’d love to see you!

The most powerful and notorious address on earth- Domus Augustana Part 2 #1 AI image #2 Domitian I, Sailko, CC BY-SA 3.0 <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/>, via Wikimedia Commons, From atop Rome’s Palatine Hill, Roman rulers governed millions

I Didn’t Expect to Meet Him at Church… One of the things I enjoy most about writing these newsletters is that no two months ever seem quite the same.

The Most Powerful and Notorious Address on Earth – Domus Augustana Part 1 Today, the Domus Augustana is one of the most impressive ruins on the Palatine Hill, but only a fraction of the palace remains standing.

Powers of Death Is Back on Track After a short delay, Powers of Death is once again on track for publication.

The Island Paradise: Where Royal Women Disappeared There is no shortage of dark deeds in Roman history.

Learning, Writing, and a Big Step Forward for Powers of Death If there’s one thing I’ve learned about writers, it’s that we rarely stop thinking.

Did Christianity Turn Roman Slavery Upside Down?

A Writer’s Pause: Sunshine, Stories, and What’s Still Brewing For the past two months, I’ve stepped away from starting book four.

From Property to Person: Rome’s Shifting Social Order In my previous two blogs, I explored the all-important status ladder of ancient Rome.

Last year at this time I was into the thick of writing Powers of Death, and missed many of the wonders of Florida sunny March and warm April.