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You're very patient, Jeanne!

Those first chapters make crave for more, I can't wait for the rest. They're full of little details that make the characters come alive. I'm so happy to have a specialist like you write a book about Alexander. We're so lucky.

Thanks for the teaser! I'll be preordering for sure. I've been looking forward to this since you first mentioned, and like the style. Took me right there to those lively streets.

Where are y'all finding the subtitled episodes? I'd really like to see this show. The official Youtube channel where the episodes are uploaded has subtitles for many of the episodes if you turn them on: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzufeTFnhupzyzlwG-jtFKVshYyEuzKIi Took me a while to get ...

Wow, thanks for recommending this. I've been watching it on YT, and there are a bunch of episodes with English subtitles, and English summaries for the ones that don't. I'd never watched anything Indian before, so it was a shock for me with all the dramatic camera angles and effects and acting. At f...

It's funny (sad) I can only think of rare examples of Hephaestion being sort of developed in fiction. One of them is in this little known novel called The Curse of Ezekiel, which is not great, but has the interesting quality of being written by a Lebanese author and from a Lebanese point of view, wh...