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Welcome to the home of the Roma Nova thrillers. Please look around while you are here. Nails and horses, a stitch in time, plugging a hole, greasing a cartridge, dropping a letter, not changing the batteries – all tiny things which can spark off heavy consequences. And a great technique for writers to plant […] November 10th, 2011 | Tags: curveball factors, germs, hidden reasons, plague, Research, Rome | Category: Research, Roma Nova, Roman life, Romans | 6 comments - (Comments are closed) |
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