Professor Kaldellis’ new history of Byzantium is out now in the USA and on Kindle everywhere.
In the final episode in this series he answers more of your questions. Amongst the topics we cover are citizenship, class, counter-factuals, academia and AI.
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The History of Byzantium 
K.J. Parkers book “Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City” isn’t set in Constantinople, but “The City” in the story is modeled on it. The plot and characters are good examples of what a story that’s actually set in Bizantium could be like.
If Mr. Parker’s style suits you, there are two more in that trilogy, and others set in that same fictional fictional universe. “Sharps” is another favorite of mine.
Thank you Robin for the great series of interviews with Prof. Kaldellis! I hope he’ll be back on the podcast in the future. And looking forward to the return of the narrative!