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About me

Tim Harry is a part-time UK based freelance writer. Although relatively new to professional writing he has been writing to various degrees since his school days some fifteen or more years ago.

At school Tim Harry found that he had the ability to write on almost any subject to a high standard with a small amount of intensive research. Wide ranging reading of fiction books also provided a sound knowledge base from which it became possible to write authoratively about mythology, history and geography.

Tim Harry only started writing professionally in 2007 but quickly took on a number of jobs for clients around the world, dealing with copywriting and research work on subjects ranging from technology to fitness, and many others in between.

Writing though for Tim Harry is though more than a job and has become a passion. Tim Harry writes to learn finding that writing leads to research and knowledge.

Within Helium you are likely to find Tim Harry writing about hobbies, Mythology and history but you will also find articles on many other subjects.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

Reading

I know too much about ...

Mythology

Why I write ...

To Learn

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Reading the works of Simon Scarrow

My first job ...

Shopworker

Featured article by Tim Harry

Arts & Humanities > European History The Battle of Teutoburg Forest: 1 of 3

There are battles that are a turning point in a nation or people's history; the Battle of Hastings turned England from Saxon to Norman, Gettysburg turned the American Civil War the way of the Union army, and Waterloo did much to shape modern Europe. The Battle of Teutoburg Forest is the Germanic version, though outside of Germany or the books of historians it is pretty much unknown. Two thousand years ago the Roman Empire was in control of most of Western Europe. Gaul was subdued and the attention of the Emperor Augustus shifted to Germania. At the time, circa 16BC, the River Rhine was the...
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