Is the mirror lying? Or is it just telling the truth that might hurt a tiny bit?

The songs say the Gods created everything, but winter was created by she. (A Hades/Persephone Middle Ages AU.)

Medusa isn't evil. She didn't kill on purpose. What if she had a reason to? What if it was to defend someone? A twist on the myth. Story is better than summary. Rated T because of major character death and because I am seriously paranoid. Originally posted on Readwave.

Squirrelicus robs the wrong temples... This is just something I wrote for school in 7th grade. Oneshot

This is the story of Amphitrite's escape from Poseidon.

Father and son, Daedalus and Icarus, are trapped on a deserted island. How will they escape... or will they? A short one-shot written from the son's perspective. Read and review, thank you :)

Eris spent years trying to get her family to notice the good she did, but they only seemed to notice the bad. Eventually it all just got to be too much for the goddess of Chaos.

La historia de amor cómo Hades cae perdidamente enamorado de la Diosa de la Cosecha. La historia desde el punto de vista de Ades.

A story of Hades and Persephone. The Greek God/dess of the Underworld.

ApollonHermes, écrit pour Heera. Dans laquelle Hermes décide de gacher les tentatives de drague de son cher frère, principalement parce que c'est amusant.

Once a year, the six famous children of Cronus get together for some family bonding time. However, every year leads to new and sometimes horrifying surprises. What could possibly go wrong when Hades is in charge of the group?

See what happens when you place Artemis (AKA Geo H. Aneim) in Lyke High School in Sparta when Aphrodite, Cupid, Persephone, Hermes, Apollo, and Athena are with her. Sometimes she'll even find Aphrodite's diary and say something about that. Heck, even she has a romance going on between her, Hermes, Orion, and Otus: but who will be the one's to get their heart broken? Find out here!

See what the goddess of Love and Beauty thinks about her marriage, match-making, her son, her love life, and the couples around Olympus and the Underworld. Packed with humorous thoughts and Artemis just can't get enough other then reading it now and then.

An Artemis's huntresses story. Set in ancient Greece. Please read and review! criticism welcome! rated k just to be safe! Atlanta is my own baby! swipper no swipping! :

There was an island Odysseus washed up on that Homer made no attempt to tell. On this island, the king of Ithaca came face to face with a deity who'd haunt him for quite some time...

Ber is the middle head of Cerberus. It isn't easy being in the middle but there are perks. Even when the other two heads try to fight each other over Ber's head.

The moment Persephone realizes she loves the man who had abducted her and taken everything possible from her and the moments leading up to that. Rated T for mature content and language.

What would Cerberus-a naturally born half beast/human-do when he finds Hades with a mysterious girl who doesn't remember who she is-but she looks familiar? Not to mention everything that happens after that-including Cerberus beginning to fall for a person whom he really shouldn't be.

Ares and Athena are trying to get 'It' on but Eris and Artemis won't allow it. This is what happens when I get bored. Rated M because of detailed-ness but has no lemon :D Athena/Ares (Obviously) One-shot

Poseidon is having a hard time with a few dreams and wants his boyfriends to help. Zeus/Posei/Hades.

Hera, Amphitrite and Persephone reflect on their husbands. A chapter for each goddess.

Persephone has been taken from the Underworld and given a mortal body with no recollection of who she is. It's up to Hades, Hermes, and Ares to get her back where she belongs in time. Hades and Hermes discover the reason Persephone was taken from the Underworld. A war is threatened and Persephone has to try and bring the peace again.

New Chapter up! Zeus remembering Hera : .

It was always there. And she could never run from it, because it was her.

The other part of my final exam. This is a purely manufactured myth, using Ares and Aphrodite as the central characters.