I’m one of those guys. You know, the kind who thinks about the Roman Empire on a daily basis. That’s been especially true lately because I’ve been working on a trilogy of historical fiction novels about Emperor Constantine the Great.
I opened the first novel in A.D. 281, when Constantine was 12, and to place him in the city of Rome, even though he grew up in Dacia (modern day Romania). I did this because I love Rome, and because Rome is more interesting than Dacia (at least to a novelist).
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