Tracy Cooper-Posey
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- Hypatia of Alexandria: Murdered for Being a Female Scholar
She didn’t lead armies or topple kings—she simply thought. In a world that was growing increasingly hostile to independent minds, Hypatia of Alexandria became one of the most brilliant—and dangerous—women alive. Her fate would shock the ancient world and echo through history as a warning about the cost of knowledge. - International Women’s Day: Strong Women, Quiet Revolutions
International Women’s Day celebrates the achievements of women in every sphere of life—but it’s also a reminder that progress never happens by accident. Equality is shaped in everyday moments, in the choices we make, and in the behaviors we accept or challenge. Whether writing strong women in fiction, uncovering the forgotten women of history, or simply modeling respect and fairness in daily life, each of us has the power to influence change. - Is Romantasy About to Die? Or Is It Just Growing Up?
“Romantasy.” Even typing the word makes me twitch. It sounds like something invented during a marketing meeting that ran out of coffee and started smashing syllables together for sport. And yet here we are — romantasy dominating sales charts, fracturing into micro-niches, and now apparently flirting with pirates. Is it about to die? Or is it simply growing up? - Ancient History vs. Medieval History: Why I’ll Take a Toga Over a Tabard Any Day
Why do I prefer ancient history over medieval? Because when it comes to science, culture—and especially women’s rights—the ancients had it going on. Celtic women owned property, led armies (hi, Boudicca), and could even shame their husbands for underperforming in bed. Compare that to medieval Europe, where married women basically vanished from the legal record. This post dives into why I’ll always pick a toga over a tabard, and why history, like fiction, is better when women get to speak. - Annette Kellerman: The Original Indecent Agent
Before bikinis were scandalous, one Australian woman shocked the world in a sleek, form-fitting swimsuit. Annette Kellerman wasn’t just a swimmer—she was a pioneer, stuntwoman, film star, and the inspiration behind Adelaide Becket’s most indecent moment. Dive into the real story that helped shape The Indecent Agent.
