Theirs was not a love that would cause thousands to die. It was much, much more than that. Hector/Andromache

Lucia is average. the yongest of two sisters, the "semi normal one" but when Apollo comes into her life things change. calling a God a stalker is never a good idea, not that its untrue. Apolo's fasination with her may leave her believing in fairytales .

Hermes knew this was dangerous. He had to get out. He knew he had to. Rated because I'm paranoid.

Greek mythology, for the reference to the first book of Posthomerica. Poetry, in a sense.

What happens in the lair of the Minotaur stays in the lair of the Minotaur, until one sly prisoner decides to make some changes that don't work out all the way.

She is Helen of Troy. She will always be Helen of Troy. Oneshot.

The heart of the myth

"Admit it, Aphrodite, the best goddess here is –" "-Me!"

Hera's point of view of the war against the titans, and what happens after. i suck at summarys, but please read. it's a mixture of old and new, as i don't know that much about how people talked and thought back then. but it's also kinda old. pleasse read!

How Apollo and Hermes came to be friends

Sometimes when he saw her in Elysium, he would be reminded of the past. Rated for the underlying idea of incest in almost all aspects of Greek Mythology.

She was none too happy about hearing about the marriage; no mere mortal deserves to become a goddess like her. And most importantly, no mere mortal deserves that kind of attention.

In the present day, a young woman struggles to live with her strange abilities until a strange young man appears, curious about her and what she is.

A tale from the underworld

Story of a girl from the ancient times, who finds herself into real darkness.

He's always been in love with her and he's always loved to make her laugh. One shot!

When Apollo first laid eyes on the beautiful Sienna he knew that he wanted her. But there was one problem she was mortal. But there are other problems than just Sienna being mortal, like a few gods and goddesses that don't want them to be together.

My take on the Hades and Persephone myth. It's classic in some ways, but there's an interesting spin on other parts and other sub-stories involved in their myth. Want to know more? Well... click on the link and start reading and reviewing!

Aitch? It had to be a name. Aitch. Of course the letter H. Had Iris and Eris fallen for the same person? Hermes wondered. Who could it be? Hestia? Hebe? No, most likely a man. Definitely a god, Iris and Eris were not ones to have affairs with mortals.

Man was not meant to fly, but he could never resist the lure of adventure. And the sea was so still… — First-person retelling of the myth of Daedalus and Icarus, with some small details and interpretations added by myself. Oneshot.

Persephone has left for the Underworld again, leaving Demeter alone and unable to care for the plant life. Upon Persephone's request, Holly, a lesser god, is to help keep Demeter company and with her duties. Holly tries hard to make sure Demeter is happy.

A little humorous short story of the gods and a particular little apple that began the Trojan War. How did the fight really go down? In the P.O.V of the ever conceded, Aphrodite. *Originally a school project so please don't bash it too much P*

"What do you think you're doing! You just keep on stopping me, aren't you? Can't get enough of the attention you keep on getting from me?" "I will never." He claims her; despite of everything.

This is a totally different interpretation of the Persephone myth. Persephone and Hades love each other and they have been invited to a dinner party on Olympus and Persephone is trying to calm Hades down. Short and sweet!

The story of Persephone and Hades started out before she even understood things between a man and wife. It started with her caretaker, Leuke, who had revealed to her the softer side of her uncle that a young Persephone won't recongize yet.