Greek Mythology: Tales of Greek Myth, Gods, Goddesses, Mythical Beasts & the Beliefs of Ancient Greece.

by Adrian Myron

A juggernaut in the literary world at the apex of history, culture, politics, and art, the Greeks altered almost every facet of Western ideology and stand alone as a legend in the realm of human history. No other culture can boast such a profound importance on the rest of the known world and the Greeks have the mythology to back it up. Out of their curiosity about the world around them, their pursuits of science and knowledge, conquest, and avarice, the rich tradition of their gods and goddesses reach out to us from across the creative divide and tell a tall tale of what the Greeks cherished, revered, feared, and believed.Now the wealth of this glorious empire’s mythology is at your fingertips, filled with the triumphs and tragedies of these larger-than-life characters. From the fiery creation of the universe and to the petty jealousies of its lowliest, smallest players, the spectrum of Greek mythology is yours to explore. Discover the great conflicts that plagued both the lords of the skies as well as the leagues of men who battled against their gods and spun forth these incredible tales. Prepare to do battle with the kind of creatures known only to nightmares that the Greeks introduced into popular culture and beyond. Experience the love, loss, history, infidelity, triumph, and tradition of the these ancient heroes and villains that continue to inspire the masses even thousands of years after their demise.What's Inside?…The Epochs of Greek MythologyThe Original Gods and “Creation”The Gods At Work and PlayGods and Mortals — Stolen FireThe Great Conflicts, Part I — The Trojan WarThe Great Conflicts, Part IICreatures, Monsters, and Other Strange BeingsOther Stories in Greek MythologyAnd Much, Much More!Get your copy today!

Genres: Mythology

61 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 14, 2018

Reviews

[Kendall · Rating 1 out of 5]

Waste of time

There are constant comparisons to Christianity, which are completely unnecessary. If I wanted to read a book on Christianity, I would, but I was looking for a book on Greek mythology. Don't bother reading this slop unless you, like the author, can't fathom a religion existing without it being compared to another religion every other page.

[PETER DARLINGTON · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great introduction for the uninitiated. Would have liked it to be a little longer.

A very good spring board for those interested in Greek ( and Roman) mythology to delve deeper. Will read other books by this author.

[Laura (DearHauntedReader) · Rating 3 out of 5]

Summarized Greek myths

In some instances it seemed that names were swapped. Over all it was a comprehensive summary. Some pages appeared to be missing

[Cír Doyle · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nice short info

Nice revision of geek mythology but I'd imagine a beginner would be confuse by the summarised nature of the text

[Judy :) · Rating 4 out of 5]

really summarized but so interesting honestly

[Tilly Moate · Rating 1 out of 5]

Had it been written later, I would ask if it was written by AI, so instead I will ask if this was written by an idiot. So much wrong.

[star]

Read Greek mythology Alot about 30 years ago . loved it . So I will see how this book is. I'm looking for story's .