"Myths are made for the imagination to breathe life into them...." - Albert Camus
The Internet Areopagus
Greek Mythology, subjective and uninhibited.
yet curiously fair and balanced

 
UPDATES

It's finally back online! After a long hiatus, am slowly re-establishing this site. You may notice some broken images or dead links, but most of the information is still obtainable. If you notice any glaring discrepancies, please contact me.

Changed the top navigational bar from a frames scroller to a pulldown pop-up. Hopefully this will make the site much easier to surf. There may be problems with it working in the new Netscape 6.0; if so, scroll to the bottom of the page for link choices.

As per usual, site still undergoing major renovations. Continuing to work on new material and stories over the next months. During the reconstruction, some links and graphics may not work properly, so please bear with us during the change. Thanks!

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{Netscape preferred, hence the link there and not to the Evil Browser.}

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If you jumped to this page expecting to see Kevin Sorbo and his checkerboard abs, or Xena Warrior Princess amongst trashy bimbo Amazons, you might as well forget it and hit that "Back" button ASAP. I am not associated whatsoever with either of those distorted, historically inaccurate TV shows, nor do I advocate any of either's scripts since they are so bogus and counterfeit. I mean, come on...did ancient Greece REALLY have its women in midriff-bearing lingerie? There were prostitutes in archaic times, but not all women dressed like sluts.

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