Category: Natasha Rendell Blog
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Ancient Egypt’s Sun King and Queen
Author Natasha Rendell looks back to her early fascination with Ancient Egypt as she shares with readers the inspiration for her novel “Imagining Nefertiti.” Reflecting on the many mysteries, controversies and theories that surround the so-called “Heretic Pharaoh” Akhenaten and his beautiful queen, Nefertiti.
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Reading Ancient Egypt
Reading the People of Ancient Egypt. Imagining Nefertiti is an epic yet intimate novel that recreates the splendour and majesty of Ancient Egypt. Author Natasha Rendell imbues these epic conflicts and ambitions with a beautiful and profound sense of humanity, friendship, and family. Natasha’s erudite storytelling enables our imagination to connect with the multifaceted humanity…
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Christmas Gifts | December Solstice 2025
To celebrate the Christmas Season of gift-giving, we are holding a mega Christmas giveaway. Every one of our ebooks will be FREE for a five day period begining on Boxing Day (Pacific Standard Time). So set a reminder in your calanders (or if you are like me, just write a note on your paper calender)…
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Ancient Egypt’s Wonderful Things
Howard Carter’s unearthing of Tutankhamun’s treasure-laden tomb set a seemingly impossible task for archaeologists, as they try to emulate the huge impact he made. Time and again, we hear of their discoveries as they search for a magnificent discovery that will also ensure their own place in the history books. Unfortunately, unlike Tutankhamun’s tomb, undisputed…
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Meditation | Bright Star
Visualise your brain as becoming no longer grey physical matter but indeed bright star clusters. See it as the sky of bright star clusters and every one of those stars as being individually intricate to the whole of your receiving intelligence or expression. Remember, those cells in the brain are all stars, and very bright,…
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Has Atlantis Been Discovered?
Throughout the ages, there have been myths and legends and mysteries. A world abounding with wonderous possibilities, and yet, constantly we are told by the scientific community and archaeologists, all the experts, that anything out of the ordinary is improbable. That every unusual structure found is simply a natural formation, thus closing the discussion or…