No Ancient/Medieval TLs these days

What's it about?Tell me,tell me! *gets into fanboy mode*

Well, it's both simple and complex (mostly because BG and I want to go for as much plausibility and reliance on historical situation than possible). It's all coming down from this PoD, needing no introduct....AAAAAAAuuuuugh....

*Dying breath*
Avenge me!
 
I'm researching for an American TL; I'll make it eventually, I swear!

It's just that the POD here has some, uh, pretty surprisingly broad implications. It's taken me a very long time to research this far and I'm still not done.

I'm pretty sure that judging between the sheer size and complexity of the TL, the wealth of information I've learned (from the ground up, to be honest) and the fact that I've never written a TL before ever it's either going to be Ben-Hur levels of epic or a total flop.

I think that's what plagues a lot of ancient timeline writers, actually. Pre-modern timelines are easy enough, all the history is documented and you can pick a nice tiny POD. For most ancient/medieval PoDs it's go broad or go home.
 
Basileus Giorgos and I are currently working on one. I hope it could be began to be updated around September.

That is the most exciting news I've heard for a very very long time.
Two best brains of "Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900" are making a TL, that must be something epic.
( * no sarcasm or irony intended, I am serious here)

What's it about?Tell me,tell me! *gets into fanboy mode*
Well if Basileus Giorgos is involved it has to do something with Bysantian Empire, I guess.
 
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Well I do have my TL that I update on an irregular weekly basis about late-medieval-early modern Venice. Its done in an encyclopedic style; for a good deal of its history events outside of Venice determined its fate as opposed to what the city-stated managed on its own. Anyways the focus for Venice is more economic-social-and cultural instead of military.
 
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