title: Akhenaten: Egypt's False Prophet
author:  Nicholas Reeves 
description: By using archaeological studies and theories, Reeves has written a captivating and educational interpretation of the life and times of Akhenaten, a legendary pharaoh of ancient Egypt. Akhenaten is probably best known for being the husband of Nefertiti and the father of Tutankhamun; he is also known for being the ruler who attempted to restructure the Egyptian multigod religion organization into a monotheistic form of worship. Reeves, author of <i>The Complete Tut</i> ankhamun (1990)<i> </i> and former curator of the British Museum's Department of Egyptian Antiquities, argues some new and original theories behind Akhenaten's actions regarding political policy and religion. Sexuality, the creation of his new capital city, the arts, and political intrigue are all topics discussed as Reeves describes this era of long ago. Anyone interested in the enthralling history of the pharaohs of antiquity should read <i>Akhenaten</i> for further insights into this long forgotten and notorious ruler, and his ultimate failures. <i>Julia Glynn</i><br /><i>Copyright  American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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