Should historical fiction really be 100% accurate? No. It shouldn’t - and that’s the beauty of fiction. Many readers confuse historical fiction with plain history for some undetermined reasons while others because of cheap snobism. The clean fact is that historical fiction does not have... 

From bloggers to journalists, this question seems to trouble the most. Many of us, including myself, have spent hours, days or weeks cogitating on it without a satisfying result. The fact is that in order to be able to write a story, first you need to write. As I mentioned above, I spent some time asking... 

In the next days I will start covering the Northern Dacian Limes. Astigan.com will publish a series of articles focused on the principal auxiliary and legionary forts in the northern Dacian province. Before I analyze the Roman forts, I will write an introductionary article on the castrum and on the... 

This not even a month old web browser, Google Chrome, has already massive success and unintentionally competes with well-established browsers like Mozilla. When I first discovered Chrome, two weeks ago I guessed, I said “finally a fast and reliable browser”. Not that I didn’t like Firefox,... 

I’ve just come across a very interesting article published by GameSpot, UK edition. It speaks of a study that shows that about 99 percent of boys and 94 percent of girls play games. 1,102 teenagers were part of the research and 97 per cent of them, aged 12-17, played video games. From this percentage,...