Stephen Dando-Collins

Stephen Dando-Collins is an Australian-born historian and author known for his vivid, accessible histories of the Roman legions and other military subjects. His books bring the ancient world to life with the pace and detail of a thriller, drawing on ancient sources and modern scholarship. Caesar's Legion tells the dramatic story of the Tenth Legion, Julius Caesar's most famous and trusted military unit, from its formation through the great campaigns that shaped the Roman Republic and Empire. The book follows the legion's exploits across Gaul, Britain, Africa, and Spain, bringing the soldiers and their world vividly to life. It was praised for its readability, its detail, and its ability to make ancient military history genuinely exciting. Dando-Collins has written numerous books on Roman history, including Nero's Killing Machine, Cleopatra's Kidnappers, and Mark Antony's Heroes. His work has been translated into many languages and has introduced the Roman legions to a wide popular readership. Caesar's Legion is available as an audiobook alongside the print edition, giving listeners a gripping and immersive way to experience the epic story of Rome's most legendary fighting force.