Greek Mythology Drama

Medea is a tragedy written by the Stoic philosopher Seneca the Younger. It depicts the tragic conclusion of the marriage between the leader of the Jason, the leader of the Argonauts, and Medea, the most infamous and fierce woman in antiquity. This translation rendered Seneca's Latin in modern English which is readable to the 21st century yet reflects the gravity of the play. This edition also includes the following: a preface with a brief introduction to the play and brief reflections on the themes of the play; and explanatory footnotes for classical references within the text.

Tyler Blackwood is definitely not making it to work on time. When he steps into the path of a speeding car, he’s whisked away by a flaming bird to a perilous realm of shapeshifters and magic straight out of ancient myth. He’d always wished for a chance to redo his life—but not like this. Immediately kidnapped by monsters, Tyler is rescued by Kalistratos, a ruggedly handsome rogue with the power to shift into a phoenix. Sticking by his savior’s side—even if Kalistratos wants nothing to do with him—is the only way he’s going to find a way back home. And it’s the only way ...

In this fascinating book, you’ll become familiar with all the aspects, characters, and most important, events the Greek and Romans made up. Since Roman mythology coincides a lot with the ancient Greek one, the similarities and differences will be explained.

Just as Tyler's romance with his alpha phoenix boyfriend starts to ignite, he's attacked by a shadowy entity hell-bent on tearing him away from his newfound love. He's back in his old life on Earth, where there's no more magic, no more omegahood, and no more mystery pregnancy. He's a normal human again. But something dangerous has followed him through the portal to his world. Tyler and Kalistratos must fight their way back into each other's arms and the realm where fatherhood awaits. Can they prevail, or will the pursuing darkness break their Chosen bond forever? *** This is part 2 of The ...

A disillusioned god of love who’s sworn off his own magic. A vibrant mortal florist who might just bloom in his cynical heart. Eros, the God of Love, is heartbroken and has abandoned his bow, refusing to unleash his arrows upon the mortal realm. As a result, the world has fallen out of love, and Zeus’s thunderous wrath is echoing through Olympus. Turning to Eros’s closest friends – Triton, Dionysus, and Hermes – Zeus tasks them with rekindling the god of love’s belief in his own power. Their plan? To make Eros fall in love himself. Enter Psyche, an enchanting human florist as ...

A curse that traps her in a web of impossible choices… Can love save her before time runs out? Ariana was cursed to live forever as a spider, but when she gifts the love goddess a dress spun from moonbeams, she earns the chance to trade her silk web for a silk dress. However, there’s a catch—she must fall in love before her magical spool of silk runs out. If she doesn’t, she’ll be condemned to an eternity in the grave instead of the web. Enter a dashing prince and his equally charming commander, both vying for her hand. Torn between the two, Ariana faces a heart-wrenching decision...

Based on Minotaur's Labyrinth from the Greek Mythology and drama trajedy before Theseus slayed the Minotaur. This is an interpretation of the Minotaur and the supporting cast that made the monster more than a monster.