Joyce Tyldesley is a British Egyptologist, author, and senior lecturer at the University of Manchester. She has written numerous acclaimed books on ancient Egypt including Cleopatra, Nefertiti, and The Pharaohs. Her book Tutankhamun is a comprehensive, accessible account of the boy king whose tomb became the most famous archaeological discovery in history. Tyldesley draws on the latest scholarship to separate fact from myth, examining what we actually know about Tutankhamun's life, reign, and death. Her writing combines rigorous academic knowledge with engaging narrative that brings ancient Egypt to vivid life. Her audiobooks and books are essential for history enthusiasts and listeners fascinated by the mysteries of the ancient world.
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