James Islington

And then for Strength of the Few, there was obviously two more cultures that I had to – I want to say I had to.

I actually really enjoy it.

It was –

It's the sort of thing that I've always kind of been interested in when I was at school.

Egypt was really, really fascinating to me.

Celtic, I was surprised to find that there's not a lot.

There is some and there's ongoing research and so on, but the knowledge that they have of the Celtic people, it's not as rich as certainly Rome and also Egypt.

Yeah, exactly.

I mean, you know, and so much has survived as well for Rome.

They've got so much evidence that they can go back to.

Whereas, you know, the Celts not so much.

Yeah.

I've done my best.

It's the sort of thing that I've looked up as much as possible.

I'm sure I've made mistakes.

We were talking earlier about mispronunciations.

I always say I never, I always forgive anybody who mispronounces these names because when I wrote Will of the Many, I just looked up these names.

I know no Latin, right?

And I just looked up these names.

I'm like, this is a cool name.