Tag: Anderson Gentry

"Nova Roma 1: De Itinere in Occasum" by Anderson Gentry. A map of the route the Romans took to the continent from Greece. It is bordered on the top by Roman triemes rolling on a rough see, and on the bottom with a vignette of two Romans in traditional dress meeting a native American woman.
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Book Birthday: Nova Roma 1

Get 20% off orders from Crimson Dragon on June 1 –  Nova Roma: De Itiniere in Occasum In this gripping alternative history, the cream of Roman nobility becomes stranded and endeavors to re-create the magnificence of Rome in in a strange and savage new world. 49 B.C. Julius Caesar has crossed the Rubicon with his...

New Release: Nova Roma 2
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New Release: Nova Roma 2

On Sale now! Nova Roma 2: Quaestu pro Nova Terra – Special discount for the release, get 10% off through the rest of August, or 15% off if you also buy Nova Roma 1: De Itiniere in Occasum! Eighty years have passed since General Gnaeus Pompey and the Optimates of the Senate took refuge on...

A collage of 3 images: Fantasy castle (Image by Peter from Pixabay,) alien spaceship over a city (Stefan Keller from Pixabay,) and a gladiator helmet and gloves (ArsAdAstra from Pixabay.)
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The Power Of The Mighty Plot Device

Or: Science Fiction v. Alternative History – Similarities and Difference Anderson Gentry The Genre(s) I’ve always thought it odd how science fiction, fantasy and alternative history get lumped together as one genre. I’ve written very little fantasy (and have published none of it yet) but I have written some space-opera sci-fi as well as some...