Can Ariadne ever really be happy with the God of Wine?

The mythographers lied.

A poem dedicated to the fall of one of the most well known figures in Greek Mythology, Narcissus. Please R&R! If you review then I'll do the same promise!

This was originally a short story I wrote for a school journal. If you like this, please review and I will write more for it. Yes, it is a lot like the Romulus and Remus story, but I truthfully did not know that until I had written it.

Our descendants live in fear of the stinger, and worse, the dragon. But one of them, Brangdon, discovers what its like to being in love. Cupid is behind it, and due to his insubordination, Zeus seks revenge. The fate of Mount Olympus is ambiguous.

Diomedes and Odysseus discover Achilles. Rated for language and nonsexual partial nudity. Written in response to a 15minute challenge.

The old stories say Persephone was taken against her will by Hades. They use the word 'abducted'. But what if it hadn't happened that way? What if the truth was the opposite of what the old myths claimed? [Finished]

A poem about the Greek god, Poseidon.

Cassandra tries her best to escape her fate, for all that she knows it's futile.

Pallas and Athena are inseparable friends, growing up together. Athena, a Goddess to be under the care of Triton, and Pallas, his daughter. They live the happiest of lives until one particular accident seperates them forever. [Oneshot]

The slavers did not realise who it was that they were selling, if they did they would have got a much higher price for a half immortal.

A bizzare crackficish epic about Hermes and Aphrodite's child: Hermaphrodite. Also centers around Zeus and Oedipus Rex.

This is the tale of a Goddess cheated by fate and laughed at by destiny...or was she? What if it wasn't a cruel twist of fate and Persephone actually enjoyed being with Hades? What if the dice of destiny were rolled in her favor?

What do you get when a goddess trapped by overprotection crosses paths with an alienated god? Why, the myth of Hades and Persephone, of course. Not that the title didn't give this one away...

This is going to be a full children's book based on the Perseus myth. It's meant for ages 10 though 13. Please R&R.

This is a short story of three chapters that gives some insight into Hera's world. It tells the story of how she and her siblings, Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter and Hestia, defeated the Titans. Please review! [Finished]

Artemis Selena i prefer Artemis, so i changed it saved someone after the war. She took of him and leaves him for years and comes back.

This is just a little something i typed up for a writing contest on some site. There are a few errors, please don't kill me for them.

An eloquent tale of Hades and Persephone. Rated thus for a reason.

Based on the myth thath Hekate followd Persefone through Hades. But way did she do It ? Hers my version off the story.

Whether we are made in God's image, or Gods' in ours, there are some parts of identity we must grow into.

A series of poems about the Mythical Phoenix, bird of flames, and symbol of rebirth.

Aphordite's tale, told from her point of view, our favorite Goddess of love finally shows us whats really going on in her head, and in her heart. Hear now her story, and judge for your self, who is the real villian?

Athena is traumatised and Ares takes care of her. Chapter 7 online... Story Complete

They finally found her, but she doesn't want to see Zeus. How will they solve this problem? Chap 7 on FINISHED...