Steven Saylor's fascination with Ancient Rome began at the age of eight, when he saw a censored print of Cleopatra at a drive-in theatre outside Goldthwaite, Texas. He studied history at the University of Texas at Austin before becoming a newspaper and magazine editor in San Francisco. His stories and essays have appeared in The Threepenny Review, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, and The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. Roman Blood is his first novel.
In order of original publication:
Arms of Nemesis £6.99 [ ]
Gordianus investigates a murder that involves the household of Rome's wealthiest citizen. Catillna's Riddle £6.99 [ ]
At Cicero's urgent request, Gordianus leaves his comfortable country estate to resolve a dangerous political mystery.
The Venus Throw £6.99 [ ]
Following the violent death of the philosopher Dio, Gordianus is hired to investigate - by a beautiful woman with a most scandalous reputation.
A Murder on theAppian Way £6.99 [ ]
Amidst a city torn with riots and arson, Gordianus is charged by Pompey the Great with finding out what really happened to a murdered politician.
Rubicon £6.99 [ }
A mysterious murder leaves Gordianus and his family caught between the mighty rivals Caesar and Pompey.
The House of the Vestals £6.99 [ }
An engrossing collection of finely wrought mystery tales featuring Gordanius the Finder.