Est. 2023 · The World's Largest Mythology Library
The World's Biggest Library & Encyclopedia of Mythology
Every mythology, in one place. 100+ mythology books, 120+ in-depth articles, and hundreds of gods, creatures, and sacred texts from Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Hindu, Aztec, Sumerian, and dozens more traditions. Written for curious readers and serious students.
The Mythologis Library
Premium volumes on the world's great mythologies.
Beautifully designed and drawn from the primary sources. Launch price: $7.99 per book instead of $14.99.
-47%Greek
The Greek Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Norse
The Norse Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Egyptian
The Egyptian Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Roman
The Roman Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Japanese
The Japanese Mythology and Yokai Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Hindu
The Hindu Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Chinese
The Chinese Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Celtic
The Celtic Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Aztec
The Aztec Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
-47%Mayan
The Mayan Mythology Book
$7.99$14.99
Atlas
Mythologies by Region
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Europe
Greek, Roman, Norse, Celtic, Slavic, and Anglo-Saxon traditions. The mythologies of the European peninsula and its northern reaches.
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The Americas
Aztec, Maya, Inca, Native American, and Inuit traditions. The mythologies of the indigenous peoples of North, Central, and South America.
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Africa and the Middle East
Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Sumerian, Persian, Armenian, Yoruba and broader sub-Saharan African mythologies. The cradle of civilization and beyond.
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Asia
Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindu, and Buddhist mythologies. The vast traditions of East, South, and Central Asia.
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Oceania
Polynesian and Australian Aboriginal traditions. The mythologies of the Pacific and the world's oldest continuous storytelling cultures.
Library
Latest Articles
Eros, God of Desire: Myth, Power, and the Arrow That Shaped Olympus
Eros is far older and stranger than the chubby archer of Roman valentines. From Hesiod's primordial force to Homer's mischievous son of Aphrodite, the Greek god of desire reshaped the cosmos itself.
Nyx: The Primordial Night Who Frightened Zeus Himself
Before Olympus, before the Titans, there was Nyx. The Greek goddess of night was so ancient and so powerful that even Zeus stepped aside for her. Here is her full story.
Hecate, Goddess of Magic: Crossroads, Torches, and the Triple Moon
Hecate rules where roads split, where the living brush against the dead, and where magic has always lived. A deep guide to her origins, symbols, cults, and enduring power across mythology and modernity.
Selene: Goddess of the Moon, Keeper of Night's Light
Selene drove her silver chariot across the Greek sky every night, her crescent crown lighting the world below. She loved a sleeping mortal, carried fifty daughters by Zeus, and survived the rise of Artemis to remain the moon's oldest name.
Helios the Sun Titan: Charioteer of the Sky, Keeper of Oaths, Witness of Gods
Helios drives his blazing chariot across the Greek sky every single day, watches every oath sworn under the open heavens, and fathers children who reshape the world. This is the full story of the sun god the Olympians never quite overshadowed.
Atlas, Bearer of the Heavens: Titan, Cosmographer, and Eternal Sentinel
Atlas holds the sky not as punishment alone, but as cosmic necessity. Greek mythology's most iconic Titan carries a weight that shaped geography, astronomy, and the human imagination for three millennia.
Featured volume
The World Mythology Book: The Gods, Heroes and Myths of Every Culture
The Gods, Heroes and Myths of Every Culture, in One Volume
The whole of world mythology in a single volume: Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Japanese, Hindu, Celtic, Slavic, Mesoamerican and African myths gathered side by side, each drawn from the primary sources.
Index
All Mythologies
- African
- Ainu
- Akan
- Albanian
- Anglo-Saxon
- Armenian
- Asatru
- Australian Aboriginal
- Aztec
- Bahai
- Baltic
- Basque
- Berber
- Buddhism
- Canaanite
- Candomblé
- Celtic
- Cherokee
- Chinese
- Christianity
- Confucianism
- Dogon
- Egyptian
- Ethiopian
- Etruscan
- Gnosticism
- Greek
- Hindu
- Inuit
- Islam
- Japanese
- Judaism
- Korean
- Maori
- Mayan
- Mesoamerican
- Mesopotamian
- Native American
- Norse
- Persian
- Polynesian
- Roman
- Sikhism
- Slavic
- Sumerian
- Toltec
- Tupi-Guarani
About Mythologis
A modern home for ancient stories.
Mythologis treats the world's myths the way they deserve -- with curiosity, rigor, and warmth. Every article is researched, written, and edited by a small editorial team.
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