Mythos - The Greek Myths Retold

Frequent divine affairs and seductions; non-consensual sex and impregnations recur

Castration, child-swallowing, wars, monstrous killings, and brutal divine punishments

Occasional mild modern colloquialisms and light swearing in narration

Recurring wine, revelry, and feasting; Dionysus and divine nectar featured

Classical same-sex relationships included, such as Zeus and Ganymede

Entire book centers on Greek gods, worship, temples, and divine hierarchy

Divine powers, transformations, curses, prophecies, and monsters are central

Classical myth underworld only; not real-world occult practice

Divine power struggles and succession; light modern asides

Occasional tragic suicides appear in individual myth retellings

Recurring rape by gods, child cruelty, coercion, captivity, and systemic suffering

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