Last updated: January 2026
Welcome, traveler. These terms set out the simple ground rules for exploring our mythology blog, reading our collection of gods and legends, and joining in on storytelling events built around ancient Greek folklore. By using this site, you agree to everything written here.
When you reserve a seat for one of our evening storytelling nights, we'll do our best to hold it for you. If your plans change, please let us know as early as you can so someone on the waiting list can take your place — these evenings of myth and legend tend to fill quickly. We may release your seat if you haven't arrived shortly after the first tale begins.
Our articles, translations and story collections are offered in good faith and may be updated as our research deepens and new sources come to light. If a particular legend or translation isn't currently available, we'll always point you toward the closest, most faithful version we have — sometimes drawn straight from an old book of translations kept in our archive.
For commissioned retellings or custom research into a specific myth or family legend, we ask for a little notice and may request a small deposit before we start writing. Need to cancel? Reach out as soon as possible and we'll be as flexible as we reasonably can, especially if the request involves tracking down an obscure old book or source.
You're welcome to browse, read and share our stories with friends. Please don't copy our articles, retellings, or illustrations of ancient statues and artwork for commercial use without asking us first — a quick message to our team is usually all it takes to sort out permission.
We take real care over every myth we research, every translation we check, and every piece of ancient art we feature on this site, but we can't promise it will always be free of errors or interruptions. If you spot something wrong — a mistranslated name, a broken link, a misattributed legend — tell us and we'll put it right as quickly as we can.
Curious about a particular legend or detail from Greek myths? Our mythology blog loves digging into gods and legends, ancient Greek folklore, and the mythical stories behind Olympus — including the tales told in Game of Olympus. Reach out through our contact page anytime; we're always happy to chat about fortune, fate, and the old books that keep these stories alive.