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Luke Devenish lives with his partner and pets in the historic town of Castlemaine, in the heart of the beautiful Goldfields region of Victoria, Australia. Originally from Western Australia, where he often returns, Luke grew up in the Perth Hills where he attended Eastern Hills Senior High School and Curtin University in the 1980s. He moved to Melbourne to pursue writing opportunities in 1988 and has lived in Victoria since.

Luke’s ‘Empress of Rome’ historical fiction novels are an international publishing success. Book 1, ‘Den of Wolves’, was first published in Australia and New Zealand in 2008, before being released in the United States and Canada, and later translated into Spanish, Serbian, Russian and Turkish editions. Book 2, ‘Nest of V
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Luke Devenish Hi Jovan - I like this question! My first two books, Den of Wolves and Nest of Vipers, were working with Tacitus's The Annals of Imperial Rome. My boo…moreHi Jovan - I like this question! My first two books, Den of Wolves and Nest of Vipers, were working with Tacitus's The Annals of Imperial Rome. My books were derived from the bits that Tacitus seemed to deliberately gloss over or ignore entirely - namely the stories of Imperial Rome's women, children and slave. So, what I did there was fill in the blanks, creating an alternative view of the very patriarchal history that Tacitus describes.(less)
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