Medusa was not the monster.
Hera was not the villain.
Hades was not the enemy.
You were told half the truth.
Behind every villain is a story that was suppressed.
Behind every monster is a person who was wronged.
These are the real gods of Olympus, flawed, betrayed, and human.
History painted her as jealous and vengeful. But what if she was simply a woman who refused to be silent in the face of endless betrayal?
She was the queen of the gods. The goddess of marriage, the divine protector of every woman who had ever stood at an altar and made a vow.
And yet… she spent most of eternity furious. Not because she was mad. But because she felt every broken vow, and could never hold the one who broke them accountable.
Every week we bring a new god to life, exploring the side of mythology that history tried to suppress. Deep dives. Cinematic storytelling. The whole truth.
For centuries, mythology has been told from the perspective of the victors. The powerful. The gods who wrote their own histories. But what about those who were silenced? The victims whose stories were twisted to serve a narrative that justified their suffering?
The books that tell the stories we talk about, from every angle.
The Greek myths retold with wit, intelligence and a deep love for the original stories. Perfect for anyone who wants the full picture.
View on Amazon →The story of the witch from Odyssey, told from her point of view. A masterpiece in reclaiming silenced voices from mythology.
View on Amazon →Madeline Miller retells the Iliad through the eyes of Patroclus, the man behind the greatest warrior. A story of love, war and choice.
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