
Mythology
Gods, monsters, impossible journeys. Old stories with questions that still follow us.
Greek myths carry more than a single moral. Icarus hears a warning with two halves; Odysseus finds power in the name Nobody; Sisyphus tries to outwit death before facing the boulder.
Watch the short films, then explore the journal for readings of Homer and Hesiod. These are introductions and interpretations of inherited stories, with source links for readers who want to continue.
Mythology films
Watch on YouTube ↗Read the stories
The journalThe power of being Nobody.
Inside the Cyclops’s cave, a name becomes a weapon. Outside it, pride changes everything.
Pandora never had a box.
The story you know begins with a box. The older story asks a much stranger question about hope.

