Different covers for Scroll of Saqqara, images of Khaemwaset, and Pauline Gedge I've loved ancient Egypt for as long as I can remember. The theology, the magick, the sense that the universe runs on laws both visible and hidden . It shaped me as a reader and eventually as a writer. So when I say Pauline Gedge gets it right in The Scroll of Saqqara , I say that as someone who has spent years walking those sands in books, in imagination, and in real life. So, what about this bo

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