W. Vaughan is a British writer with a long and personal interest in archaeology, ancient history, and travel. Over many years, his curiosity has been shaped by reading, research, and time spent reflecting on how early civilisations understood belief, authority, and the world around them. Rather than treating the past as distant or resolved, his work approaches history as something that continues to influence modern thinking and behaviour.

Vaughan’s writing brings together careful historical awareness and narrative momentum. He is interested in the point where evidence raises more questions than answers, and where established explanations begin to feel uncertain. Archaeologist Matt Williams Meets Sky God grew from this interest, using fiction to explore how discovery can challenge assumptions. His work invites readers to engage with the past not as myth, but as a presence that still shapes understanding.