Ep 40: Judith Starkston: On Writing, Research, and Inspiration
Judith Starkston: On Writing, Research, and Inspiration
🎙️ Welcome to another fascinating episode of the "Pen to Profit Podcast"! In today's episode, we're diving into the Bronze Age with historical fantasy author, Judith Starkston. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone enchanted by ancie…
Historical Fantasy Writing and Professional Self-Publishing with Judith Starkston
For the seventh season finale, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Judith Starkston.
Judith is an historical fantasy author and professional self-publisher, having written the Tesha series of novels set in Bronze Age Anatolia, as well as the novel Hand of Fire.
You can learn more about Judith and h…
Writing Historical Fiction That Is NOT Set in WW II
"Humans are not ideally set up to understand logic; they are ideally set up to understand stories. ~ Roger C. Shank, Cognitive Scientist
Bio: Cheryl King is a dyslexia therapist and author of teen historical fiction Sitting on Top of the World, a 2022 Eric Hoffer YA winner, First Horizon winner…
032 Judith Starkston - Geeky Gamer Podcast - 08.01.24
Geeky Gamer Podcast is two gamers, Ken and Bill, and the Dreadies Cast, who demo tabletop and TTRPG games as well as invite creative Guests to casual conversations about whatever they’re Geeky about with a focus on stories, TTRPGs, film-making, video games, content creation, and lore.
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What to do With a Classical Education
Judith Starkston has spent too much time reading about and exploring the remains of the ancient world. Early on she went so far as to get degrees in Classics from the University of California, Santa Cruz and Cornell. She writes historical fantasy set in the Bronze Age of the Greeks and Hittites. He…
Capitol Crimes 2 - Judith Starkston - Jennifer K. Morita - Anne DaVigo
Our visit with Capitol Crimes authors concludes with Judith Starkston, Jennifer K. Morita and Anne DaVigo each presenting current and forthcoming books you will want to add to your library and sharing fascinating backstories on the twists that turned an idea into a book.
Bringing the Ancient World to Life on the Screen and in Print
Neil Laird is an LGBTQ+, multiple Emmy and BAFTA nominated Executive Producer who has worked extensively on both the network and production side of non-fiction TV since 1997. I've developed, overseen and produced over 1,000 hours of factual programs and specials in nearly every genre, with a partic…
Judith Starkston, "Achilles's Wife: A Novel of Greek Myth Retelling" (Bronze Age Books, 2026)
In an ancient kingdom, a princess takes inspiration from a visiting young woman to challenge her father's views and reach for leadership-and then discovers her muse is a man.
The goddess mother of Greek mythology's most famous warrior, Achilles, will do anything to prevent her son's fated early d…
Judith Starkston - Achilles Wife
In this episode of "In Conversation," host Terry Shepherd sits down with historical fantasy author Judith Starkston to explore the captivating intersection of history, archaeology, and myth. Judith discusses her latest novel, Achilles' s Wife, and her passion for placing women at the center of anci…
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