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From the Egyptomania of the late 19th and early 20th centuries to modern-day depictions, ancient Egypt has always been a part of the Western imagination. Ancient Egypt just is alien enough to be exotic yet familiar enough to be relatable. In this article, we'll take a closer look at how Western media tells the stories of ancient Egypt, how this affects modern Egyptians.
Finding your next book idea can be tough. Whether you're new to writing or have written lots before, that first step is often the hardest. But don't worry—getting inspired is easier than you think. In this article, we'll explore 14 straightforward, practical ways to discover exciting book ideas.
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Love and war might seem like conflicting concepts to us mere mortals. But not to the Canaanite goddess, Astarte. Today we explore her historical roots and the depiction of her fictional counterpart in the YA fantasy novel, Treasures of Egypt: The Spear & the Scythe.
Imagine going on a mystical journey that transcends the boundaries of life and death. This is the essence of The Book of Gates, an ancient Egyptian text that serves as a cosmic map for souls navigating the afterlife. Today we will examine this journey and see how it has influenced the YA fantasy novel, Treasures of Egypt: the Spear & the Scythe.
In ancient Egypt, the concept of Maat stood at the very heart of society's beliefs and practices. Maat embodied the foundational principles of order, truth, and justice that ancient Egyptians held dear. They saw it as the cosmic force that ensured the universe operated harmoniously, from the predictable change of seasons to the reliable patterns of the stars. Today we discuss the goddess Maat who personified the cosmic concept of order and how she was depicted in the YA fantasy novel, Treasures of Egypt: the Spear & the Scythe.
Since the good old days when our ancestors returned home to their caves and gathered around the hearth after a long, punishing day of hard work, storytelling served as the thread that weaved the different aspects of our existence together and eloquently illustrated our shared experiences and unique perspectives.