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Natalie Haynes Instagram - Thanks to superhuman efforts from dozens of amazing medical staff, it looks like I am on the mend. Please keep sending your prayers to Asclepius and Hygieia - there’s still work to do. But I am feeling much stronger, so I’ll try to keep that up! (Thanks to my pal L for getting me some gothier clothes, now I’m allowed to wear my own again 🖤)
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Tour update: Natalie is currently too ill to travel, and is so sorry not to be able to make it to New Zealand for her Auckland and Christchurch events. We will let you know when travel is an option again. Thank you all for your kind messages, which have been passed on. See pic of determined classicist! - Social Media Henchgoddess
Natalie Haynes Instagram - She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit
Natalie Haynes Instagram - She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit
Natalie Haynes Instagram - She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Just a note to say thanks so much for all your messages and well-wishes - it helped me to feel connected to myself when I really needed it. I’m out of hospital, and though I won’t be running races any time soon, I did manage a short walk in the sunshine today. Thank you for bearing with us - some more tour dates will have to shift, I’m afraid, but we’ll get things back on track as and when we can and we’ll keep you updated as we do it. Special thanks to M who has kept this part of my life running, and P for organising my convalescence the same way she organises most of my life. Couldn’t have done it without you.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I am back in the UK safe and sound, thanks to Hygieia and Athene (and the warrior doctors and nurses they inspire)! Second photo was my last day in Melbourne - my friends took me to the beach, so I didn’t miss seeing the sea 💙
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I am back in the UK safe and sound, thanks to Hygieia and Athene (and the warrior doctors and nurses they inspire)! Second photo was my last day in Melbourne - my friends took me to the beach, so I didn’t miss seeing the sea 💙
Natalie Haynes Instagram - ☀️ A message from Natalie! ‘Operation a success, recovering now - thank you for all your well-wishes, they’ve meant the world to a woman half a world away ❤️’
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭
Natalie Haynes Instagram - 🎁 GIVEAWAY! 🎁 Would you like to win this bundle of my books, including the brand new Divine Might paperback, with a limited edition Plato’s Fire necklace? For TWO entries, like and follow this page, then tag us in a photo of a Divine Might poster when you spot one at a train station. The posters will only be up til the end of this week! OR for a single entry, like and follow this page, and tell us in a comment about a time you felt Mighty… ⚡️💪 UK-only this time (sorry!), you have a week from today! Closes Friday May 3rd 2024.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - 🎁 GIVEAWAY! 🎁 Would you like to win this bundle of my books, including the brand new Divine Might paperback, with a limited edition Plato’s Fire necklace? For TWO entries, like and follow this page, then tag us in a photo of a Divine Might poster when you spot one at a train station. The posters will only be up til the end of this week! OR for a single entry, like and follow this page, and tell us in a comment about a time you felt Mighty… ⚡️💪 UK-only this time (sorry!), you have a week from today! Closes Friday May 3rd 2024.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - So thrilled to be leading a second cultural retreat with Travelgems this year! Join me and historian guide Ioanna Kalypso Glypti in Cyprus and Greece, to learn about the Greek goddesses on location. Info & booking via the link in my bio. I know this is the kind of once-in-a-lifetime luxury retreat most of us can’t go on as a guest, so here’s a free cultural event you can experience online. My event on the women of the Trojan War, with Andrew Copson at the Humanists UK Convention - also linked in my bio, under ‘The Women’s War’.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Natalie Haynes Instagram - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - ⚡️⚡️ GODDESS ON TOUR - Updates! ⚡️⚡️ I am bringing the Greek goddesses to more corners of the world than I thought possible! Book now to avoid disappointment, over on my website, which is linked in my bio. More dates to be revealed soon (keep an eye on June, in particular)… #DivineMight #NatalieHaynes #Tour #nataliehaynesstandsupfortheclassics #classics #greekmythology #myth
Natalie Haynes Instagram - You’ll be glad to know I am writing today, but I paused to be pleased to have my paws on a US paperback copy of Stone Blind for the first time!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Zendaya as Stone Blind, YES 🐍🔷👁️👁️ Absolutely love this, thank you Cecily @pghgoodreads for your Books by Looks Met Gala post!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oooh, look at her! Divine Might is out in paperback in only a couple of weeks, and you can pre-order now, to get yours right away. Prepare to learn all about Artemis, Aphrodite, Hera, Demeter, and other goddesses, in this follow-up to bestseller Pandora’s Jar... Signed indie exclusive paperback (with sprayed edges!) can be pre-ordered from your favourite indie (or link in my bio!) Standard paperback can be pre-ordered from all the usual book places 📙
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Oooh, look at her! Divine Might is out in paperback in only a couple of weeks, and you can pre-order now, to get yours right away. Prepare to learn all about Artemis, Aphrodite, Hera, Demeter, and other goddesses, in this follow-up to bestseller Pandora’s Jar... Signed indie exclusive paperback (with sprayed edges!) can be pre-ordered from your favourite indie (or link in my bio!) Standard paperback can be pre-ordered from all the usual book places 📙
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Nature is healing 😉
Natalie Haynes Instagram - What’s Cassandra thinking in this Pompeiian fresco? https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-68777741.amp
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Divine Might is @blackwellbooks Non-Fiction Book of the Month! 🥳⚡️💪 I’m so thrilled it was chosen, thank you very much Blackwell’s booksellers 🧡
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Rare image of the goddess Nike petting her invisible cat
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I hate accidence (except when we went from friends to this) 🎶
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I love the stories of people turning into trees in Ovid - Daphne, to escape the predatory Apollo; the lovers Philemon and Baucis as a memorial to their devotion and piety. And look, here is the tree Prince turned into, in 2016
Natalie Haynes Instagram - I love the stories of people turning into trees in Ovid - Daphne, to escape the predatory Apollo; the lovers Philemon and Baucis as a memorial to their devotion and piety. And look, here is the tree Prince turned into, in 2016
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Aw, thanks FB - five years today since @madeline.e.miller’s mother told me I was a hoot, a personal high point of that year (and yes, that is water in that glass, I promise)
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Yesterday, I caught sight of a letter from the younger Pliny to his friend Cornutus, in which he mostly complains of eye trouble, and the treatment he is trying to improve it (darkened room, Cornutus’ suggestion). It then concludes, ‘I was delighted to receive the chicken you sent. My eyes are sharp enough, even though they’re still swollen, to see that it’s a very fat one.’ This raises all kinds of intriguing thoughts - did the chicken come with Cornutus’ last letter of eye treatment advice? Did the chicken BRING the letter, like a helpful pigeon? But most especially, it raises the Latin word pinguissimam - meaning very fat. There is apparently no certain etymology for the word ‘penguin’, (it may even come from the Welsh apparently). But one derivation is from this Latin word, meaning fat or oily. And thus raises the prospect of Pliny receiving a penguin-like chicken in the mail.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Yesterday, I caught sight of a letter from the younger Pliny to his friend Cornutus, in which he mostly complains of eye trouble, and the treatment he is trying to improve it (darkened room, Cornutus’ suggestion). It then concludes, ‘I was delighted to receive the chicken you sent. My eyes are sharp enough, even though they’re still swollen, to see that it’s a very fat one.’ This raises all kinds of intriguing thoughts - did the chicken come with Cornutus’ last letter of eye treatment advice? Did the chicken BRING the letter, like a helpful pigeon? But most especially, it raises the Latin word pinguissimam - meaning very fat. There is apparently no certain etymology for the word ‘penguin’, (it may even come from the Welsh apparently). But one derivation is from this Latin word, meaning fat or oily. And thus raises the prospect of Pliny receiving a penguin-like chicken in the mail.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - You heard right! Monday 8th July, 9:30am, we kick off series 10 of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics with our CLEOPATRA episode 🐍👑 Special guests are Dr Jane Draycott and Prof Llewelyn Morgan! Tune into @bbcradio4, and listen again on @bbcsounds… #radio4 #bbcradio4 #classics #nataliehaynes #cleopatra #history #ancientegypt #ancienthistory
Natalie Haynes Instagram - This is from the beginning of the 6th century BCE, and it is an extraordinary depiction of the minotaur - he looks slender and athletic, like a dancer almost. Then look at his beautiful lion tail!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Natalie’s social media henchgoddess here! 👋 Just wanted to share how brilliant it is that Divine Might made the Times Bestsellers list on Saturday! Amazing work, everyone ⚡️⚡️ Thanks for all your kind wishes after tonight’s cancelled show. We will share updates when we have them
Natalie Haynes Instagram - What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock - or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase - it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her
Natalie Haynes Instagram - What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock - or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase - it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her
Natalie Haynes Instagram - What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock - or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase - it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her
Natalie Haynes Instagram - The Haynes women are out in force this weekend - here I am signing copies in Waterstones Hampstead; meanwhile my mum has obviously been employing the gentle arts of persuasion in the Birmingham store
Natalie Haynes Instagram - The Haynes women are out in force this weekend - here I am signing copies in Waterstones Hampstead; meanwhile my mum has obviously been employing the gentle arts of persuasion in the Birmingham store
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Happy father’s day to all the great dads and kids of great dads! For everyone else, this is your annual reminder that Kronos was so threatened by the idea of his children’s future success that he swallowed them whole the moment they were born. Only when Rhea switched her youngest son - Zeus - for a large stone, prompting Kronos to swallow that instead, did the cannibalism cease. Zeus then forced his father to regurgitate his older siblings, which enabled a whole new generation of toxic rivalries to begin. You’re welcome! Here is Kronos saying he couldn’t manage another baby even if you poured caramel sauce on it.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Who’s ready to meet the goddesses? Out in paperback today! ⚡️💪 Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Divine Might so far, you’ve been amazing - I’m loving meeting you on tour! Special thanks to @george.morley at @picadorbooks, Elle for her amazing marketing, @emmafinniganpr for doing the PR, and Peter at @rcwliteraryagency for everything. When women make art like men do, their goddesses look divine…
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Who’s ready to meet the goddesses? Out in paperback today! ⚡️💪 Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Divine Might so far, you’ve been amazing - I’m loving meeting you on tour! Special thanks to @george.morley at @picadorbooks, Elle for her amazing marketing, @emmafinniganpr for doing the PR, and Peter at @rcwliteraryagency for everything. When women make art like men do, their goddesses look divine…
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It’s election day here in the UK, so here is a coin from the first century BCE, depicting an election during the Roman Republic. On the back of the coin you can see a really clear image of a man dropping his voting tablet into a cista, or basket. Numismatists have identified that his tablet is inscribed with the letter V — short for ubi rogas - as you ask. So this was a vote in favour of a proposal or candidate. Perhaps we can see a modern echo of this Latin phrase in the Obama slogan, Yes we can. On the other side of the coin is the goddess Vesta (you can tell it’s her because she is veiled). So not only do I hope you’re voting positively today, but I also hope that the goddess who lives at the centre of our homes and civic spaces - who turns buildings into places where communities gather - is presiding over all our votes. Did I mention she is often depicted in Pompeian bakeries? Why not buy yourself a bun when you’ve voted? Have a lovely day! Coin source: https://www.bmimages.com/preview.asp?image=01613099705
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Welcome to The Tortured Poets Archive! 💔 Delve into the stacks with us to find ancient poets Monday to Friday this week, bringing their tortured souls to light in honour of @taylorswift’s Tortured Poets Department. First up is Catullus, a victim of erratically requited love... #TTPA File 1: Name: Gaius Valerius Catullus Dates: 84 BCE - c. 54 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together Tortured Level: 9/10 Quote: “I can feel it happening, and I am tortured.” (Catullus 85) Archivist Recommends: ‘Catullus’ Bedspread: The Life of Rome’s Most Erotic Poet’ by @daisydunnauthor #TTPD
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Nothing can keep me away from @hayfestival! Zooming into @robinince1969 ’s show any minute! 🫶💻
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Nothing can keep me away from @hayfestival! Zooming into @robinince1969 ’s show any minute! 🫶💻
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Natalie Haynes Instagram - Thank you, Bristol! You were brilliant, a full house at @waterstonesbristol 😊🧡 Next stop, @blackwelloxford on Wednesday… 🚂
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Really appreciated Melbourne’s pigeons dressing up as ancient Greek warriors to make me feel at home
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Zeus and his offspring (Clytemnestra, Helen, Castor, Polydeuces). Leda out of shot, hopefully sneaking off to a life of freedom with a handsome man who doesn’t have feathers
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Clytemnestra waits outside the palace to greet Agamemnon on his return from Troy #HeronAeschylus
Natalie Haynes Instagram - You know those times when the gods disguise themselves as mortals and get it wrong (Athene in the Odyssey pretending to be a friend of the family but then flying away like a bird when the chat is over, Demeter in the Homeric Hymn pretending to be a nurse but then towering so tall she almost touches the ceiling etc etc)? This is the vibe captured here in Regent’s Park today. Just blend in, dude. Yeah, with the other tulips. Any colour is fi-
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It is so rare for us to know the name of an ordinary person who had an ordinary job in antiquity - we tend to know far more about leaders, statesmen, warriors, orators etc. But look at this - from the Athenian Agora Museum. You can see a set of hobnails, for boots. And a set of bone eyelets, for the leather thongs that tie your shoes in place. And there is also the base of a broken cup that tells us the name of the cobbler who used these items: Simonos. So, these objects belonged to Simon the shoe-maker. Isn’t that terrific?
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It is so rare for us to know the name of an ordinary person who had an ordinary job in antiquity - we tend to know far more about leaders, statesmen, warriors, orators etc. But look at this - from the Athenian Agora Museum. You can see a set of hobnails, for boots. And a set of bone eyelets, for the leather thongs that tie your shoes in place. And there is also the base of a broken cup that tells us the name of the cobbler who used these items: Simonos. So, these objects belonged to Simon the shoe-maker. Isn’t that terrific?
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Who wants a little behind the scenes on my new Medea novel? Join me for today’s video, translating Euripides’ play in the last episode of The Tortured Poets Archive 💔 #TTPA File 5 Name: Euripides Dates: c. 484 BCE – c. 406 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: Bad Blood (Medea’s Version) Tortured Level: 10/10 (Tragedian) Quote: “I am of another kind.” Happy #TaylorSwift Tortured Poets Day, to all who celebrate! Thanks for joining us this week, back soon with more classical content… Who was your favourite Tortured Poet from our Archives? #TTPD #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #bookstagram #classics #Euripides #Medea #GreekTragedy #greekmyth
Natalie Haynes Instagram - It’s Day 2 of The Tortured Poets Archive! 💔 Are you ready for the Sappho / Swift crossover? Today we’re opening the file (@hayfestival notebook) on one of the most renowned Tortured Poets, with the least work remaining. Sappho is encountering Eros, ‘melter of limbs’… #TTPA File 2: Name: Sappho Dates: c. 610 BCE - c. 570 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: Gorgeous Tortured Level: 9.5/10 (medical emergency) Quote: “I am dead of it, or at least, that’s how it seems to me.” Archivist Recommends: ‘If Not, Winter’ by Anne Carson This is the series where we look at ancient poets, bringing their tortured souls to light in honour of @taylorswift's Tortured Poets Department #TTPD.
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Hey @bordersbookfest! Thanks for having me! You were lovely 😊 I left you some signed books for the weekend!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Hey @bordersbookfest! Thanks for having me! You were lovely 😊 I left you some signed books for the weekend!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Even though I was only in Amsterdam for about twenty minutes on Monday, @nonnanonnanonnanonna still found time to give me this glittering gorgoneion that she made for me. Nonna did her ceramics degree show on Greek myth - her work is amazing!
Natalie Haynes Instagram - Too smutty to have been written by a woman? In honour of tomorrow’s release of The Tortured Poets Department by chairman @taylorswift, today our archivist is bringing out the file on Sulpicia, tortured poet of 1st century BCE Rome 💔 #TTPA File 4:
Name: Sulpicia Dates: Unknown Tortured Soundtrack: Lover Tortured Level: 8/10 (rollercoaster) Quote: “I was trying to hide how much I love you.” #TTPD #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #bookstagram #classics #poetry #ancientrome #romanempire #nataliehaynes #lovepoetry #heartbreak
Natalie Haynes Instagram - In the 75 years since this book was first published, I feel like the ‘Hey, you can skip over these bits’ introduction has become far too rare. More of this, please
Natalie Haynes - 2.4K Likes - Thanks to superhuman efforts from dozens of amazing medical staff, it looks like I am on the mend. Please keep sending your prayers to Asclepius and Hygieia - there’s still work to do. But I am feeling much stronger, so I’ll try to keep that up! (Thanks to my pal L for getting me some gothier clothes, now I’m allowed to wear my own again 🖤)

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Caption : Thanks to superhuman efforts from dozens of amazing medical staff, it looks like I am on the mend. Please keep sending your prayers to Asclepius and Hygieia – there’s still work to do. But I am feeling much stronger, so I’ll try to keep that up! (Thanks to my pal L for getting me some gothier clothes, now I’m allowed to wear my own again 🖤)
Likes : 2357Natalie Haynes - 2.4K Likes - Tour update: Natalie is currently too ill to travel, and is so sorry not to be able to make it to New Zealand for her Auckland and Christchurch events. We will let you know when travel is an option again. Thank you all for your kind messages, which have been passed on. See pic of determined classicist! - Social Media Henchgoddess

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Caption : Tour update: Natalie is currently too ill to travel, and is so sorry not to be able to make it to New Zealand for her Auckland and Christchurch events. We will let you know when travel is an option again. Thank you all for your kind messages, which have been passed on. See pic of determined classicist! – Social Media Henchgoddess
Likes : 2350Natalie Haynes - 1.8K Likes - She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit

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Caption : She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit
Likes : 1755Natalie Haynes - 1.8K Likes - She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit

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Caption : She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit
Likes : 1755Natalie Haynes - 1.8K Likes - She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit

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Caption : She makes a mighty Athene! 🦉 Thanks to @theballgownboy for sending 💛 . Posted @withregram • @hautecoutureglobal An underrated look from Cannes Film Festival! Model #MitchellAkat in #HarveyCenit
Likes : 1755Natalie Haynes - 1.6K Likes - Just a note to say thanks so much for all your messages and well-wishes - it helped me to feel connected to myself when I really needed it. I’m out of hospital, and though I won’t be running races any time soon, I did manage a short walk in the sunshine today. Thank you for bearing with us - some more tour dates will have to shift, I’m afraid, but we’ll get things back on track as and when we can and we’ll keep you updated as we do it. Special thanks to M who has kept this part of my life running, and P for organising my convalescence the same way she organises most of my life. Couldn’t have done it without you.

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Caption : Just a note to say thanks so much for all your messages and well-wishes – it helped me to feel connected to myself when I really needed it. I’m out of hospital, and though I won’t be running races any time soon, I did manage a short walk in the sunshine today. Thank you for bearing with us – some more tour dates will have to shift, I’m afraid, but we’ll get things back on track as and when we can and we’ll keep you updated as we do it. Special thanks to M who has kept this part of my life running, and P for organising my convalescence the same way she organises most of my life. Couldn’t have done it without you.
Likes : 1647Natalie Haynes - 1.6K Likes - I am back in the UK safe and sound, thanks to Hygieia and Athene (and the warrior doctors and nurses they inspire)! Second photo was my last day in Melbourne - my friends took me to the beach, so I didn’t miss seeing the sea 💙

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Caption : I am back in the UK safe and sound, thanks to Hygieia and Athene (and the warrior doctors and nurses they inspire)! Second photo was my last day in Melbourne – my friends took me to the beach, so I didn’t miss seeing the sea 💙
Likes : 1556Natalie Haynes - 1.6K Likes - I am back in the UK safe and sound, thanks to Hygieia and Athene (and the warrior doctors and nurses they inspire)! Second photo was my last day in Melbourne - my friends took me to the beach, so I didn’t miss seeing the sea 💙

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Caption : I am back in the UK safe and sound, thanks to Hygieia and Athene (and the warrior doctors and nurses they inspire)! Second photo was my last day in Melbourne – my friends took me to the beach, so I didn’t miss seeing the sea 💙
Likes : 1556Natalie Haynes - 1.5K Likes - ☀️ A message from Natalie! ‘Operation a success, recovering now - thank you for all your well-wishes, they’ve meant the world to a woman half a world away ❤️’

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Caption : ☀️ A message from Natalie! ‘Operation a success, recovering now – thank you for all your well-wishes, they’ve meant the world to a woman half a world away ❤️’
Likes : 1513Natalie Haynes - 1.3K Likes - I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭

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Caption : I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭
Likes : 1253Natalie Haynes - 1.3K Likes - I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭

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Caption : I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭
Likes : 1253Natalie Haynes - 1.3K Likes - I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭

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Caption : I had a great time way down in @hadestownuk last night! 🌹 What an amazing production! Let me know if you’re going to see the show. You can find me exploring the myths behind the music in the programme, while you’re there 🎭
Likes : 1253Natalie Haynes - 1.1K Likes - 🎁 GIVEAWAY! 🎁 Would you like to win this bundle of my books, including the brand new Divine Might paperback, with a limited edition Plato’s Fire necklace? For TWO entries, like and follow this page, then tag us in a photo of a Divine Might poster when you spot one at a train station. The posters will only be up til the end of this week! OR for a single entry, like and follow this page, and tell us in a comment about a time you felt Mighty… ⚡️💪 UK-only this time (sorry!), you have a week from today! Closes Friday May 3rd 2024.

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Caption : 🎁 GIVEAWAY! 🎁 Would you like to win this bundle of my books, including the brand new Divine Might paperback, with a limited edition Plato’s Fire necklace? For TWO entries, like and follow this page, then tag us in a photo of a Divine Might poster when you spot one at a train station. The posters will only be up til the end of this week! OR for a single entry, like and follow this page, and tell us in a comment about a time you felt Mighty… ⚡️💪 UK-only this time (sorry!), you have a week from today! Closes Friday May 3rd 2024.
Likes : 1117Natalie Haynes - 1.1K Likes - 🎁 GIVEAWAY! 🎁 Would you like to win this bundle of my books, including the brand new Divine Might paperback, with a limited edition Plato’s Fire necklace? For TWO entries, like and follow this page, then tag us in a photo of a Divine Might poster when you spot one at a train station. The posters will only be up til the end of this week! OR for a single entry, like and follow this page, and tell us in a comment about a time you felt Mighty… ⚡️💪 UK-only this time (sorry!), you have a week from today! Closes Friday May 3rd 2024.

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Caption : 🎁 GIVEAWAY! 🎁 Would you like to win this bundle of my books, including the brand new Divine Might paperback, with a limited edition Plato’s Fire necklace? For TWO entries, like and follow this page, then tag us in a photo of a Divine Might poster when you spot one at a train station. The posters will only be up til the end of this week! OR for a single entry, like and follow this page, and tell us in a comment about a time you felt Mighty… ⚡️💪 UK-only this time (sorry!), you have a week from today! Closes Friday May 3rd 2024.
Likes : 1117Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - So thrilled to be leading a second cultural retreat with Travelgems this year! Join me and historian guide Ioanna Kalypso Glypti in Cyprus and Greece, to learn about the Greek goddesses on location. Info & booking via the link in my bio. I know this is the kind of once-in-a-lifetime luxury retreat most of us can’t go on as a guest, so here’s a free cultural event you can experience online. My event on the women of the Trojan War, with Andrew Copson at the Humanists UK Convention - also linked in my bio, under ‘The Women’s War’.

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Caption : So thrilled to be leading a second cultural retreat with Travelgems this year! Join me and historian guide Ioanna Kalypso Glypti in Cyprus and Greece, to learn about the Greek goddesses on location. Info & booking via the link in my bio. I know this is the kind of once-in-a-lifetime luxury retreat most of us can’t go on as a guest, so here’s a free cultural event you can experience online. My event on the women of the Trojan War, with Andrew Copson at the Humanists UK Convention – also linked in my bio, under ‘The Women’s War’.
Likes : 1042Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico

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Caption : Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Likes : 986Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico

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Caption : Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Likes : 986Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico

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Caption : Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Likes : 986Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico

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Caption : Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Likes : 986Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico

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Caption : Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Likes : 986Natalie Haynes - 1K Likes - Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico

1K Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Today we are blue, for the newly discovered blue room in Pompeii 💙🩵📘🖌️ Isn’t it incredible? Photos from friend of the show Dr Sophie Hay! Posted @withregram • @pompei79 Blue is the new black (room) in #Pompeii An extraordinary discovery of a sacred room in Region IX decorated in a rare blue colour (Egyptian Blue). The red painted niches would be used in religious worship and offerings. And wonderfully, despite the rooms magnificence, it was part of the Roman building works at the time of the eruption and contains upturned empty amphorae and building materials in discrete piles on the floor including mortar, cocciopesto and oyster shells. Huge compliments and thanks to all the archaeologists, in particular Gennaro Iovino, and conservators for their diligent work and, as ever, for always warmly welcoming me to come and document the progress of their work @pompeii_parco_archeologico
Likes : 986Natalie Haynes - 897 Likes - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!

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Caption : 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Likes : 897Natalie Haynes - 897 Likes - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!

897 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Likes : 897Natalie Haynes - 897 Likes - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!

897 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Likes : 897Natalie Haynes - 897 Likes - 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!

897 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : 🧡📙🧡📙🧡 Thank you so much, wonderful UK booksellers, for your gorgeous Divine Might displays, and all your support with this book! It is incredible to see her everywhere!
Likes : 897Natalie Haynes - 872 Likes - ⚡️⚡️ GODDESS ON TOUR - Updates! ⚡️⚡️ I am bringing the Greek goddesses to more corners of the world than I thought possible! Book now to avoid disappointment, over on my website, which is linked in my bio. More dates to be revealed soon (keep an eye on June, in particular)… #DivineMight #NatalieHaynes #Tour #nataliehaynesstandsupfortheclassics #classics #greekmythology #myth

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Caption : ⚡️⚡️ GODDESS ON TOUR – Updates! ⚡️⚡️ I am bringing the Greek goddesses to more corners of the world than I thought possible! Book now to avoid disappointment, over on my website, which is linked in my bio. More dates to be revealed soon (keep an eye on June, in particular)… #DivineMight #NatalieHaynes #Tour #nataliehaynesstandsupfortheclassics #classics #greekmythology #myth
Likes : 872Natalie Haynes - 855 Likes - You’ll be glad to know I am writing today, but I paused to be pleased to have my paws on a US paperback copy of Stone Blind for the first time!

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Caption : You’ll be glad to know I am writing today, but I paused to be pleased to have my paws on a US paperback copy of Stone Blind for the first time!
Likes : 855Natalie Haynes - 788 Likes - Zendaya as Stone Blind, YES 🐍🔷👁️👁️ Absolutely love this, thank you Cecily @pghgoodreads for your Books by Looks Met Gala post!

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Caption : Zendaya as Stone Blind, YES 🐍🔷👁️👁️ Absolutely love this, thank you Cecily @pghgoodreads for your Books by Looks Met Gala post!
Likes : 788Natalie Haynes - 784 Likes - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)

784 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Likes : 784Natalie Haynes - 784 Likes - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)

784 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Likes : 784Natalie Haynes - 784 Likes - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)

784 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Likes : 784Natalie Haynes - 784 Likes - Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)

784 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Thank you to Caroline for the gorgeous flowers, and to Janet for the beautiful orchid! I don’t think I have ever left the radio theatre looking so glamorous. My mum has told me how to keep the orchid alive (don’t overwater it, is the main thing, although knocking it over is also bad)
Likes : 784Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 770 Likes - Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*

770 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oh, you guys. I was so gutted to miss doing Hay, my Divine Might show and the radio recordings. But because I was couldn’t make it, I recorded the missing episodes last night at the beautiful Radio Theatre and it was MAGICAL. It all felt impossibly far away when I was on the other side of the world and then it was the most wonderful crowd (you are always wonderful), and the shows were the right length (always a stress when I do solo episodes) and I loved every single second. Two more shows to go next week and then our tenth series is complete! *gets scribbling*
Likes : 770Natalie Haynes - 748 Likes - Oooh, look at her! Divine Might is out in paperback in only a couple of weeks, and you can pre-order now, to get yours right away. Prepare to learn all about Artemis, Aphrodite, Hera, Demeter, and other goddesses, in this follow-up to bestseller Pandora’s Jar... Signed indie exclusive paperback (with sprayed edges!) can be pre-ordered from your favourite indie (or link in my bio!) Standard paperback can be pre-ordered from all the usual book places 📙

748 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oooh, look at her! Divine Might is out in paperback in only a couple of weeks, and you can pre-order now, to get yours right away. Prepare to learn all about Artemis, Aphrodite, Hera, Demeter, and other goddesses, in this follow-up to bestseller Pandora’s Jar… Signed indie exclusive paperback (with sprayed edges!) can be pre-ordered from your favourite indie (or link in my bio!) Standard paperback can be pre-ordered from all the usual book places 📙
Likes : 748Natalie Haynes - 748 Likes - Oooh, look at her! Divine Might is out in paperback in only a couple of weeks, and you can pre-order now, to get yours right away. Prepare to learn all about Artemis, Aphrodite, Hera, Demeter, and other goddesses, in this follow-up to bestseller Pandora’s Jar... Signed indie exclusive paperback (with sprayed edges!) can be pre-ordered from your favourite indie (or link in my bio!) Standard paperback can be pre-ordered from all the usual book places 📙

748 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Oooh, look at her! Divine Might is out in paperback in only a couple of weeks, and you can pre-order now, to get yours right away. Prepare to learn all about Artemis, Aphrodite, Hera, Demeter, and other goddesses, in this follow-up to bestseller Pandora’s Jar… Signed indie exclusive paperback (with sprayed edges!) can be pre-ordered from your favourite indie (or link in my bio!) Standard paperback can be pre-ordered from all the usual book places 📙
Likes : 748Natalie Haynes - 745 Likes - Nature is healing 😉

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Caption : Nature is healing 😉
Likes : 745Natalie Haynes - 740 Likes - What’s Cassandra thinking in this Pompeiian fresco? https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-68777741.amp

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Caption : What’s Cassandra thinking in this Pompeiian fresco? https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-68777741.amp
Likes : 740Natalie Haynes - 740 Likes - Divine Might is @blackwellbooks Non-Fiction Book of the Month! 🥳⚡️💪 I’m so thrilled it was chosen, thank you very much Blackwell’s booksellers 🧡

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Caption : Divine Might is @blackwellbooks Non-Fiction Book of the Month! 🥳⚡️💪 I’m so thrilled it was chosen, thank you very much Blackwell’s booksellers 🧡
Likes : 740Natalie Haynes - 710 Likes - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.

710 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Likes : 710Natalie Haynes - 710 Likes - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.

710 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Likes : 710Natalie Haynes - 710 Likes - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.

710 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Likes : 710Natalie Haynes - 710 Likes - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.

710 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Likes : 710Natalie Haynes - 710 Likes - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.

710 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Likes : 710Natalie Haynes - 710 Likes - Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.

710 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Series 10 IN THE BAG! Double the episodes, double the fun. It was a dream to record the last two at the Radio Theatre with so many of you there, and such brilliant guests, Dan, Llewelyn, and Andre. THANK YOU ALL for 10 years of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics! (If you were there, let’s keep some surprises for everyone else! 🤫) Tune in to @bbcradio4 on July 8th, at 9:30am, to hear episode 1! Each episode should be available as a podcast on @bbcsounds shortly after broadcast.
Likes : 710Natalie Haynes - 694 Likes - I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!

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Caption : I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!
Likes : 694Natalie Haynes - 694 Likes - I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!

694 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!
Likes : 694Natalie Haynes - 694 Likes - I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!

694 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : I signed one of these on the roof of a taxi in a gale at 8am Dutch time last Tuesday, because my lovely hotel wanted a copy for their library. And now I have my own copy! Look how mighty it is!
Likes : 694Natalie Haynes - 666 Likes - Rare image of the goddess Nike petting her invisible cat

666 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Rare image of the goddess Nike petting her invisible cat
Likes : 666Natalie Haynes - 664 Likes - I hate accidence (except when we went from friends to this) 🎶

664 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : I hate accidence (except when we went from friends to this) 🎶
Likes : 664Natalie Haynes - 646 Likes - I love the stories of people turning into trees in Ovid - Daphne, to escape the predatory Apollo; the lovers Philemon and Baucis as a memorial to their devotion and piety. And look, here is the tree Prince turned into, in 2016

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Caption : I love the stories of people turning into trees in Ovid – Daphne, to escape the predatory Apollo; the lovers Philemon and Baucis as a memorial to their devotion and piety. And look, here is the tree Prince turned into, in 2016
Likes : 646Natalie Haynes - 646 Likes - I love the stories of people turning into trees in Ovid - Daphne, to escape the predatory Apollo; the lovers Philemon and Baucis as a memorial to their devotion and piety. And look, here is the tree Prince turned into, in 2016

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Caption : I love the stories of people turning into trees in Ovid – Daphne, to escape the predatory Apollo; the lovers Philemon and Baucis as a memorial to their devotion and piety. And look, here is the tree Prince turned into, in 2016
Likes : 646Natalie Haynes - 639 Likes - Aw, thanks FB - five years today since @madeline.e.miller’s mother told me I was a hoot, a personal high point of that year (and yes, that is water in that glass, I promise)

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Caption : Aw, thanks FB – five years today since @madeline.e.miller’s mother told me I was a hoot, a personal high point of that year (and yes, that is water in that glass, I promise)
Likes : 639Natalie Haynes - 591 Likes - Yesterday, I caught sight of a letter from the younger Pliny to his friend Cornutus, in which he mostly complains of eye trouble, and the treatment he is trying to improve it (darkened room, Cornutus’ suggestion). It then concludes, ‘I was delighted to receive the chicken you sent. My eyes are sharp enough, even though they’re still swollen, to see that it’s a very fat one.’ This raises all kinds of intriguing thoughts - did the chicken come with Cornutus’ last letter of eye treatment advice? Did the chicken BRING the letter, like a helpful pigeon? But most especially, it raises the Latin word pinguissimam - meaning very fat. There is apparently no certain etymology for the word ‘penguin’, (it may even come from the Welsh apparently). But one derivation is from this Latin word, meaning fat or oily. And thus raises the prospect of Pliny receiving a penguin-like chicken in the mail.

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Caption : Yesterday, I caught sight of a letter from the younger Pliny to his friend Cornutus, in which he mostly complains of eye trouble, and the treatment he is trying to improve it (darkened room, Cornutus’ suggestion). It then concludes, ‘I was delighted to receive the chicken you sent. My eyes are sharp enough, even though they’re still swollen, to see that it’s a very fat one.’ This raises all kinds of intriguing thoughts – did the chicken come with Cornutus’ last letter of eye treatment advice? Did the chicken BRING the letter, like a helpful pigeon? But most especially, it raises the Latin word pinguissimam – meaning very fat. There is apparently no certain etymology for the word ‘penguin’, (it may even come from the Welsh apparently). But one derivation is from this Latin word, meaning fat or oily. And thus raises the prospect of Pliny receiving a penguin-like chicken in the mail.
Likes : 591Natalie Haynes - 591 Likes - Yesterday, I caught sight of a letter from the younger Pliny to his friend Cornutus, in which he mostly complains of eye trouble, and the treatment he is trying to improve it (darkened room, Cornutus’ suggestion). It then concludes, ‘I was delighted to receive the chicken you sent. My eyes are sharp enough, even though they’re still swollen, to see that it’s a very fat one.’ This raises all kinds of intriguing thoughts - did the chicken come with Cornutus’ last letter of eye treatment advice? Did the chicken BRING the letter, like a helpful pigeon? But most especially, it raises the Latin word pinguissimam - meaning very fat. There is apparently no certain etymology for the word ‘penguin’, (it may even come from the Welsh apparently). But one derivation is from this Latin word, meaning fat or oily. And thus raises the prospect of Pliny receiving a penguin-like chicken in the mail.

591 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Yesterday, I caught sight of a letter from the younger Pliny to his friend Cornutus, in which he mostly complains of eye trouble, and the treatment he is trying to improve it (darkened room, Cornutus’ suggestion). It then concludes, ‘I was delighted to receive the chicken you sent. My eyes are sharp enough, even though they’re still swollen, to see that it’s a very fat one.’ This raises all kinds of intriguing thoughts – did the chicken come with Cornutus’ last letter of eye treatment advice? Did the chicken BRING the letter, like a helpful pigeon? But most especially, it raises the Latin word pinguissimam – meaning very fat. There is apparently no certain etymology for the word ‘penguin’, (it may even come from the Welsh apparently). But one derivation is from this Latin word, meaning fat or oily. And thus raises the prospect of Pliny receiving a penguin-like chicken in the mail.
Likes : 591Natalie Haynes - 586 Likes - You heard right! Monday 8th July, 9:30am, we kick off series 10 of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics with our CLEOPATRA episode 🐍👑 Special guests are Dr Jane Draycott and Prof Llewelyn Morgan! Tune into @bbcradio4, and listen again on @bbcsounds… #radio4 #bbcradio4 #classics #nataliehaynes #cleopatra #history #ancientegypt #ancienthistory

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Caption : You heard right! Monday 8th July, 9:30am, we kick off series 10 of Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics with our CLEOPATRA episode 🐍👑 Special guests are Dr Jane Draycott and Prof Llewelyn Morgan! Tune into @bbcradio4, and listen again on @bbcsounds… #radio4 #bbcradio4 #classics #nataliehaynes #cleopatra #history #ancientegypt #ancienthistory
Likes : 586Natalie Haynes - 576 Likes - This is from the beginning of the 6th century BCE, and it is an extraordinary depiction of the minotaur - he looks slender and athletic, like a dancer almost. Then look at his beautiful lion tail!

576 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : This is from the beginning of the 6th century BCE, and it is an extraordinary depiction of the minotaur – he looks slender and athletic, like a dancer almost. Then look at his beautiful lion tail!
Likes : 576Natalie Haynes - 571 Likes - It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes

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Caption : It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes
Likes : 571Natalie Haynes - 571 Likes - It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes

571 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes
Likes : 571Natalie Haynes - 571 Likes - It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes

571 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : It is such a thrill to see these posters out in the wild! Thank you to @picadorbooks for this amazing campaign 🧡🧡 Please note lack of glasses because on my way back from the gym. Bonus fact: I asked a stranger to take this pic in the 1 minute before her train arrived, and she said yes
Likes : 571Natalie Haynes - 565 Likes - Natalie’s social media henchgoddess here! 👋 Just wanted to share how brilliant it is that Divine Might made the Times Bestsellers list on Saturday! Amazing work, everyone ⚡️⚡️ Thanks for all your kind wishes after tonight’s cancelled show. We will share updates when we have them

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Caption : Natalie’s social media henchgoddess here! 👋 Just wanted to share how brilliant it is that Divine Might made the Times Bestsellers list on Saturday! Amazing work, everyone ⚡️⚡️ Thanks for all your kind wishes after tonight’s cancelled show. We will share updates when we have them
Likes : 565Natalie Haynes - 561 Likes - What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock - or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase - it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her

561 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock – or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase – it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her
Likes : 561Natalie Haynes - 561 Likes - What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock - or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase - it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her

561 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock – or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase – it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her
Likes : 561Natalie Haynes - 561 Likes - What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock - or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase - it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her

561 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : What, Instagram, do we think is going on here? I love this girl biting her frock – or are they folding laundry? I don’t think I have ever seen such a posture on another vase – it’s so funny and cute. Whatever they’re doing, she is flirting like crazy, because LOOK at that reaction shot behind her
Likes : 561Natalie Haynes - 545 Likes - The Haynes women are out in force this weekend - here I am signing copies in Waterstones Hampstead; meanwhile my mum has obviously been employing the gentle arts of persuasion in the Birmingham store

545 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : The Haynes women are out in force this weekend – here I am signing copies in Waterstones Hampstead; meanwhile my mum has obviously been employing the gentle arts of persuasion in the Birmingham store
Likes : 545Natalie Haynes - 545 Likes - The Haynes women are out in force this weekend - here I am signing copies in Waterstones Hampstead; meanwhile my mum has obviously been employing the gentle arts of persuasion in the Birmingham store

545 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : The Haynes women are out in force this weekend – here I am signing copies in Waterstones Hampstead; meanwhile my mum has obviously been employing the gentle arts of persuasion in the Birmingham store
Likes : 545Natalie Haynes - 542 Likes - Happy father’s day to all the great dads and kids of great dads! For everyone else, this is your annual reminder that Kronos was so threatened by the idea of his children’s future success that he swallowed them whole the moment they were born. Only when Rhea switched her youngest son - Zeus - for a large stone, prompting Kronos to swallow that instead, did the cannibalism cease. Zeus then forced his father to regurgitate his older siblings, which enabled a whole new generation of toxic rivalries to begin. You’re welcome! Here is Kronos saying he couldn’t manage another baby even if you poured caramel sauce on it.

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Caption : Happy father’s day to all the great dads and kids of great dads! For everyone else, this is your annual reminder that Kronos was so threatened by the idea of his children’s future success that he swallowed them whole the moment they were born. Only when Rhea switched her youngest son – Zeus – for a large stone, prompting Kronos to swallow that instead, did the cannibalism cease. Zeus then forced his father to regurgitate his older siblings, which enabled a whole new generation of toxic rivalries to begin. You’re welcome! Here is Kronos saying he couldn’t manage another baby even if you poured caramel sauce on it.
Likes : 542Natalie Haynes - 535 Likes - Who’s ready to meet the goddesses? Out in paperback today! ⚡️💪 Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Divine Might so far, you’ve been amazing - I’m loving meeting you on tour! Special thanks to @george.morley at @picadorbooks, Elle for her amazing marketing, @emmafinniganpr for doing the PR, and Peter at @rcwliteraryagency for everything. When women make art like men do, their goddesses look divine…

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Caption : Who’s ready to meet the goddesses? Out in paperback today! ⚡️💪 Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Divine Might so far, you’ve been amazing – I’m loving meeting you on tour! Special thanks to @george.morley at @picadorbooks, Elle for her amazing marketing, @emmafinniganpr for doing the PR, and Peter at @rcwliteraryagency for everything. When women make art like men do, their goddesses look divine…
Likes : 535Natalie Haynes - 535 Likes - Who’s ready to meet the goddesses? Out in paperback today! ⚡️💪 Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Divine Might so far, you’ve been amazing - I’m loving meeting you on tour! Special thanks to @george.morley at @picadorbooks, Elle for her amazing marketing, @emmafinniganpr for doing the PR, and Peter at @rcwliteraryagency for everything. When women make art like men do, their goddesses look divine…

535 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Who’s ready to meet the goddesses? Out in paperback today! ⚡️💪 Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Divine Might so far, you’ve been amazing – I’m loving meeting you on tour! Special thanks to @george.morley at @picadorbooks, Elle for her amazing marketing, @emmafinniganpr for doing the PR, and Peter at @rcwliteraryagency for everything. When women make art like men do, their goddesses look divine…
Likes : 535Natalie Haynes - 528 Likes - It’s election day here in the UK, so here is a coin from the first century BCE, depicting an election during the Roman Republic. On the back of the coin you can see a really clear image of a man dropping his voting tablet into a cista, or basket. Numismatists have identified that his tablet is inscribed with the letter V — short for ubi rogas - as you ask. So this was a vote in favour of a proposal or candidate. Perhaps we can see a modern echo of this Latin phrase in the Obama slogan, Yes we can. On the other side of the coin is the goddess Vesta (you can tell it’s her because she is veiled). So not only do I hope you’re voting positively today, but I also hope that the goddess who lives at the centre of our homes and civic spaces - who turns buildings into places where communities gather - is presiding over all our votes. Did I mention she is often depicted in Pompeian bakeries? Why not buy yourself a bun when you’ve voted? Have a lovely day! Coin source: https://www.bmimages.com/preview.asp?image=01613099705

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Caption : It’s election day here in the UK, so here is a coin from the first century BCE, depicting an election during the Roman Republic. On the back of the coin you can see a really clear image of a man dropping his voting tablet into a cista, or basket. Numismatists have identified that his tablet is inscribed with the letter V — short for ubi rogas – as you ask. So this was a vote in favour of a proposal or candidate. Perhaps we can see a modern echo of this Latin phrase in the Obama slogan, Yes we can. On the other side of the coin is the goddess Vesta (you can tell it’s her because she is veiled). So not only do I hope you’re voting positively today, but I also hope that the goddess who lives at the centre of our homes and civic spaces – who turns buildings into places where communities gather – is presiding over all our votes. Did I mention she is often depicted in Pompeian bakeries? Why not buy yourself a bun when you’ve voted? Have a lovely day! Coin source: https://www.bmimages.com/preview.asp?image=01613099705
Likes : 528Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

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Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

525 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

525 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

525 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

525 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

525 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 525 Likes - Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon - which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards - a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery - as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!

525 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Election day! At least, it is where I live. And an opportunity to remember that people haven’t always voted FOR politicians; in 5th century BCE Athens, men (citizenship was restricted to adult male Athenians), could also vote AGAINST politicians or other noteworthy people. So if someone annoyed you, you could scratch his name onto a sherd of pottery (the Greek word for this is ostrakon – which is where our word ostracism comes from), and whoever got the most votes could be booted out of Athens for 10 years. There were some safeguards – a quorum of 6000 voters had to be present. But the system was set up to prevent demagoguery – as a general rule, anyone who has a high enough profile to affect democractic votes will also antagonise enough people to be at risk of ostracism. So unless your policies had a good impact quickly, you might be out on your ear. Here we can see lots of ostraka with names scratched on: Themistocles, Aristeides, Hippocrates and more. I often find myself thinking that ostracism would be a good custom to revive, since it would really separate the popular politician from the ones who just shout culture war slogans. Happy voting!
Likes : 525Natalie Haynes - 516 Likes - Welcome to The Tortured Poets Archive! 💔 Delve into the stacks with us to find ancient poets Monday to Friday this week, bringing their tortured souls to light in honour of @taylorswift’s Tortured Poets Department. First up is Catullus, a victim of erratically requited love... #TTPA File 1: Name: Gaius Valerius Catullus Dates: 84 BCE - c. 54 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together Tortured Level: 9/10 Quote: “I can feel it happening, and I am tortured.” (Catullus 85) Archivist Recommends: ‘Catullus’ Bedspread: The Life of Rome’s Most Erotic Poet’ by @daisydunnauthor #TTPD

516 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Welcome to The Tortured Poets Archive! 💔 Delve into the stacks with us to find ancient poets Monday to Friday this week, bringing their tortured souls to light in honour of @taylorswift’s Tortured Poets Department. First up is Catullus, a victim of erratically requited love… #TTPA File 1: Name: Gaius Valerius Catullus Dates: 84 BCE – c. 54 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together Tortured Level: 9/10 Quote: “I can feel it happening, and I am tortured.” (Catullus 85) Archivist Recommends: ‘Catullus’ Bedspread: The Life of Rome’s Most Erotic Poet’ by @daisydunnauthor #TTPD
Likes : 516Natalie Haynes - 511 Likes - Nothing can keep me away from @hayfestival! Zooming into @robinince1969 ’s show any minute! 🫶💻

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Caption : Nothing can keep me away from @hayfestival! Zooming into @robinince1969 ’s show any minute! 🫶💻
Likes : 511Natalie Haynes - 511 Likes - Nothing can keep me away from @hayfestival! Zooming into @robinince1969 ’s show any minute! 🫶💻

511 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Nothing can keep me away from @hayfestival! Zooming into @robinince1969 ’s show any minute! 🫶💻
Likes : 511Natalie Haynes - 502 Likes -

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Likes : 502Natalie Haynes - 495 Likes - Thank you, Bristol! You were brilliant, a full house at @waterstonesbristol 😊🧡 Next stop, @blackwelloxford on Wednesday… 🚂

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Caption : Thank you, Bristol! You were brilliant, a full house at @waterstonesbristol 😊🧡 Next stop, @blackwelloxford on Wednesday… 🚂
Likes : 495Natalie Haynes - 486 Likes - Really appreciated Melbourne’s pigeons dressing up as ancient Greek warriors to make me feel at home

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Caption : Really appreciated Melbourne’s pigeons dressing up as ancient Greek warriors to make me feel at home
Likes : 486Natalie Haynes - 461 Likes - Zeus and his offspring (Clytemnestra, Helen, Castor, Polydeuces). Leda out of shot, hopefully sneaking off to a life of freedom with a handsome man who doesn’t have feathers

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Caption : Zeus and his offspring (Clytemnestra, Helen, Castor, Polydeuces). Leda out of shot, hopefully sneaking off to a life of freedom with a handsome man who doesn’t have feathers
Likes : 461Natalie Haynes - 450 Likes - Clytemnestra waits outside the palace to greet Agamemnon on his return from Troy #HeronAeschylus

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Caption : Clytemnestra waits outside the palace to greet Agamemnon on his return from Troy #HeronAeschylus
Likes : 450Natalie Haynes - 432 Likes - You know those times when the gods disguise themselves as mortals and get it wrong (Athene in the Odyssey pretending to be a friend of the family but then flying away like a bird when the chat is over, Demeter in the Homeric Hymn pretending to be a nurse but then towering so tall she almost touches the ceiling etc etc)? This is the vibe captured here in Regent’s Park today. Just blend in, dude. Yeah, with the other tulips. Any colour is fi-

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Caption : You know those times when the gods disguise themselves as mortals and get it wrong (Athene in the Odyssey pretending to be a friend of the family but then flying away like a bird when the chat is over, Demeter in the Homeric Hymn pretending to be a nurse but then towering so tall she almost touches the ceiling etc etc)? This is the vibe captured here in Regent’s Park today. Just blend in, dude. Yeah, with the other tulips. Any colour is fi-
Likes : 432Natalie Haynes - 407 Likes - It is so rare for us to know the name of an ordinary person who had an ordinary job in antiquity - we tend to know far more about leaders, statesmen, warriors, orators etc. But look at this - from the Athenian Agora Museum. You can see a set of hobnails, for boots. And a set of bone eyelets, for the leather thongs that tie your shoes in place. And there is also the base of a broken cup that tells us the name of the cobbler who used these items: Simonos. So, these objects belonged to Simon the shoe-maker. Isn’t that terrific?

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Caption : It is so rare for us to know the name of an ordinary person who had an ordinary job in antiquity – we tend to know far more about leaders, statesmen, warriors, orators etc. But look at this – from the Athenian Agora Museum. You can see a set of hobnails, for boots. And a set of bone eyelets, for the leather thongs that tie your shoes in place. And there is also the base of a broken cup that tells us the name of the cobbler who used these items: Simonos. So, these objects belonged to Simon the shoe-maker. Isn’t that terrific?
Likes : 407Natalie Haynes - 407 Likes - It is so rare for us to know the name of an ordinary person who had an ordinary job in antiquity - we tend to know far more about leaders, statesmen, warriors, orators etc. But look at this - from the Athenian Agora Museum. You can see a set of hobnails, for boots. And a set of bone eyelets, for the leather thongs that tie your shoes in place. And there is also the base of a broken cup that tells us the name of the cobbler who used these items: Simonos. So, these objects belonged to Simon the shoe-maker. Isn’t that terrific?

407 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : It is so rare for us to know the name of an ordinary person who had an ordinary job in antiquity – we tend to know far more about leaders, statesmen, warriors, orators etc. But look at this – from the Athenian Agora Museum. You can see a set of hobnails, for boots. And a set of bone eyelets, for the leather thongs that tie your shoes in place. And there is also the base of a broken cup that tells us the name of the cobbler who used these items: Simonos. So, these objects belonged to Simon the shoe-maker. Isn’t that terrific?
Likes : 407Natalie Haynes - 404 Likes - Who wants a little behind the scenes on my new Medea novel? Join me for today’s video, translating Euripides’ play in the last episode of The Tortured Poets Archive 💔 #TTPA File 5 Name: Euripides Dates: c. 484 BCE – c. 406 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: Bad Blood (Medea’s Version) Tortured Level: 10/10 (Tragedian) Quote: “I am of another kind.” Happy #TaylorSwift Tortured Poets Day, to all who celebrate! Thanks for joining us this week, back soon with more classical content… Who was your favourite Tortured Poet from our Archives? #TTPD #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #bookstagram #classics #Euripides #Medea #GreekTragedy #greekmyth

404 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Who wants a little behind the scenes on my new Medea novel? Join me for today’s video, translating Euripides’ play in the last episode of The Tortured Poets Archive 💔 #TTPA File 5 Name: Euripides Dates: c. 484 BCE – c. 406 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: Bad Blood (Medea’s Version) Tortured Level: 10/10 (Tragedian) Quote: “I am of another kind.” Happy #TaylorSwift Tortured Poets Day, to all who celebrate! Thanks for joining us this week, back soon with more classical content… Who was your favourite Tortured Poet from our Archives? #TTPD #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #bookstagram #classics #Euripides #Medea #GreekTragedy #greekmyth
Likes : 404Natalie Haynes - 395 Likes - It’s Day 2 of The Tortured Poets Archive! 💔 Are you ready for the Sappho / Swift crossover? Today we’re opening the file (@hayfestival notebook) on one of the most renowned Tortured Poets, with the least work remaining. Sappho is encountering Eros, ‘melter of limbs’… #TTPA File 2: Name: Sappho Dates: c. 610 BCE - c. 570 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: Gorgeous Tortured Level: 9.5/10 (medical emergency) Quote: “I am dead of it, or at least, that’s how it seems to me.” Archivist Recommends: ‘If Not, Winter’ by Anne Carson This is the series where we look at ancient poets, bringing their tortured souls to light in honour of @taylorswift's Tortured Poets Department #TTPD.

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Caption : It’s Day 2 of The Tortured Poets Archive! 💔 Are you ready for the Sappho / Swift crossover? Today we’re opening the file (@hayfestival notebook) on one of the most renowned Tortured Poets, with the least work remaining. Sappho is encountering Eros, ‘melter of limbs’… #TTPA File 2: Name: Sappho Dates: c. 610 BCE – c. 570 BCE Tortured Soundtrack: Gorgeous Tortured Level: 9.5/10 (medical emergency) Quote: “I am dead of it, or at least, that’s how it seems to me.” Archivist Recommends: ‘If Not, Winter’ by Anne Carson This is the series where we look at ancient poets, bringing their tortured souls to light in honour of @taylorswift’s Tortured Poets Department #TTPD.
Likes : 395Natalie Haynes - 393 Likes - Hey @bordersbookfest! Thanks for having me! You were lovely 😊 I left you some signed books for the weekend!

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Caption : Hey @bordersbookfest! Thanks for having me! You were lovely 😊 I left you some signed books for the weekend!
Likes : 393Natalie Haynes - 393 Likes - Hey @bordersbookfest! Thanks for having me! You were lovely 😊 I left you some signed books for the weekend!

393 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Hey @bordersbookfest! Thanks for having me! You were lovely 😊 I left you some signed books for the weekend!
Likes : 393Natalie Haynes - 387 Likes - Even though I was only in Amsterdam for about twenty minutes on Monday, @nonnanonnanonnanonna still found time to give me this glittering gorgoneion that she made for me. Nonna did her ceramics degree show on Greek myth - her work is amazing!

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Caption : Even though I was only in Amsterdam for about twenty minutes on Monday, @nonnanonnanonnanonna still found time to give me this glittering gorgoneion that she made for me. Nonna did her ceramics degree show on Greek myth – her work is amazing!
Likes : 387Natalie Haynes - 384 Likes - Too smutty to have been written by a woman? In honour of tomorrow’s release of The Tortured Poets Department by chairman @taylorswift, today our archivist is bringing out the file on Sulpicia, tortured poet of 1st century BCE Rome 💔 #TTPA File 4:
Name: Sulpicia Dates: Unknown Tortured Soundtrack: Lover Tortured Level: 8/10 (rollercoaster) Quote: “I was trying to hide how much I love you.” #TTPD #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #bookstagram #classics #poetry #ancientrome #romanempire #nataliehaynes #lovepoetry #heartbreak

384 Likes – Natalie Haynes Instagram

Caption : Too smutty to have been written by a woman? In honour of tomorrow’s release of The Tortured Poets Department by chairman @taylorswift, today our archivist is bringing out the file on Sulpicia, tortured poet of 1st century BCE Rome 💔 #TTPA File 4:
Name: Sulpicia Dates: Unknown Tortured Soundtrack: Lover Tortured Level: 8/10 (rollercoaster) Quote: “I was trying to hide how much I love you.” #TTPD #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #bookstagram #classics #poetry #ancientrome #romanempire #nataliehaynes #lovepoetry #heartbreak
Likes : 384Natalie Haynes - 377 Likes - In the 75 years since this book was first published, I feel like the ‘Hey, you can skip over these bits’ introduction has become far too rare. More of this, please

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Caption : In the 75 years since this book was first published, I feel like the ‘Hey, you can skip over these bits’ introduction has become far too rare. More of this, please
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