Mythologis

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.

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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.

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Ancient Greek woman tending the sacred hearth fire of Hestia in a marble domestic interior

Hestia, Goddess of the Hearth: Fire, Silence, and the Sacred Center of Greek Life

Hestia was the first-born of the Olympians, keeper of the sacred flame that bound every Greek household and city to the cosmos. Her quiet power shaped daily life more profoundly than any battlefield deity.

Hephaestus at his forge, hammering glowing bronze by firelight in his divine workshop

Hephaestus God of the Forge: Smith, Outcast, and Divine Architect of Olympus

Hephaestus built the palaces of Olympus, forged the armor of Achilles, and chained a Titan to a mountain. Yet the gods threw him from the sky. Here is the full story of the divine smith.

Demeter holding twin torches in a golden wheat field at dusk

Demeter: Goddess of the Harvest, Grief, and the Turning of the Seasons

Demeter fed the ancient world and broke it when her daughter was taken. Meet the goddess whose grief invented winter and whose rites shook the foundations of Greek religion.

Dionysus seated on a rocky hillside at dusk, draped in a leopard skin, holding a bronze wine cup, grapevines around him

Dionysus, God of Wine: Ecstasy, Madness, and the Twice-Born God

Born twice, worshipped and feared across the ancient world, Dionysus reshaped Greek religion from the inside out. His cup held wine, yes, but also madness, liberation, and a theology that outlasted the Olympians.

Artemis goddess of the hunt drawing her silver bow in an ancient forest at dawn

Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt: Archer, Moon, and Guardian of the Wild

Silver bow raised, hounds at her heels, Artemis ruled the wilderness long before cities had walls. Here is the full story of the Olympian huntress: her birth, her powers, her myths, and her enduring presence.

Hermes the messenger god at a crossroads at dawn, holding his caduceus staff

Hermes the Messenger God: Trickster, Psychopomp, and Thief of Heaven

Born before dawn and already a cattle thief by noon, Hermes ruled the crossroads between gods and mortals, life and death. A full portrait of the most restless figure in the Greek pantheon.

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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.

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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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