Goodreads asked Graham Clews:

What are you currently working on?

Graham Clews After writing seven books I'm taking a year off, so to speak, in order to sell the damned things. However, I don't expect to be doing that all the time. As such, I think I'll extend the Eboracum series to a second period, which is the beginning of the second century. It will focus on the Emperor Severus and his two sons (could have been called Cain and Abel), who took York onto it's first revival and upgrade to a major centre. He actually died there in 207 AD, the first of two emperors to do so. (The second one was Constantius, the father of Constantine, almost exactly a hundred years later).

Though history doesn't record it as such, it might be an idea to hint of murder by one of his boys. (One did actually kill the other later in life after Severus divided the throne between them). There will be a hint of Cethen's and Elena's later progeny in there too, but it would be a bit of stretch to have Gaius's as well. We'll have to see. Usual stuff as background, different legion, but trouble to the north, so the variances will have to be personal.

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