EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 51 MIN
Episode 23: Kate Hilton | City of the Muse & Ancient Egypt
from Jeanette Huffman: Between the Lines · host Jeanette Huffman
In Episode 23 of Between The Lines, Rich Kopacz is joined by special guest co-host Leanne Hollenbeck for a fascinating conversation with bestselling author Kate Hilton, whose latest novel, City of the Muse, blends historical fiction, archaeology, and mystery into an unforgettable story spanning more than a century.Together, they discuss the real history that inspired the novel, including Ancient Egypt, early archaeology, papyrus, mummies, and the remarkable women who helped shape the field of Egyptology. Kate also shares how her career as a psychotherapist influences the way she develops complex, authentic characters and why reinvention is a recurring theme throughout her work.Along the way, the conversation takes some fun detours, including favorite mummy movies, Brendan Fraser, dogs, Agatha Christie, and a friendly debate over whether the Canadian or American side of Niagara Falls is better.This episode also features a dramatic audio scene inspired by City of the Muse, bringing part of the novel to life through voice performances.The inspiration behind City of the MuseAncient Egypt and modern archaeologyAmelia Edwards and the women who transformed EgyptologyReading ancient papyrus with modern technologyHistorical fiction and researchCharacter development and psychologyBrendan Fraser, mummy movies, and Indiana JonesCanada vs. America: Which side of Niagara Falls is better?An exclusive dramatic reading from City of the MuseWhether you're passionate about books, history, archaeology, or the creative process behind great storytelling, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.Guest: Kate HiltonHost: Rich KopaczSpecial Guest Co-Host: Leanne Hollenbeck📚 Learn more about Kate Hilton and City of the Muse wherever books are sold.In this episode:
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