Who Was Thanatos?
The Greeks had many ideas about who would come to them at the end of their life, but the most often mentioned figure was Thanatos, a...
Prostitutes and Their Exit Visas
In The Deadliest Lie, Miriam’s father was horrified when his son, Binyamin, told him he wanted to be a gladiator. What’s more he wanted...
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Ancient Syrian Glass
Glassblowing is the practice of shaping a mass of glass that has been softened by heat. Air is then blown into the mass through a tube....
Empress Messalina Was Known For Her Elaborate Hairstyles
In “The Recollection”, one of nine stories in The Deadliest Deceptions, a man, after being stabbed, awakens on a pile of rubble in a...
Noir, A Subgenre Of Crime Fiction
Noir fiction is more about a feeling than a set of defining traits. Unlike the cozy mysteries set in a secluded English mansion, noir...
The Golden Age Of Mysteries
The cozy murder mysteries of the 1920s and 30s, the Golden Age of detective fiction, were written either by a British author, such as...
Make Chariot Racing Your Favorite Pastine
Daring chariot drivers and their four-horse team race seven laps around a 2,000 foot-long sand track, hitting speeds of close to 40 miles...
Myrrh, an Ancient Medicine and Perfume
Myrrh has been known throughout history as a medicine and perfume. In medicine it has been used as an antiseptic in mouthwashes, gargles,...