Welcome to the Mythos Anthology

We bring the ancient world of myths, monsters, and legends into the modern age. Mythos Anthology is built on the work of artists, actors, writers, and storytellers who use modern creative tools to explore the stories that have shaped cultures for centuries. Through careful research, performance, and visual storytelling, we dive deep into the mysteries of mythology and examine how these ancient tales continue to influence history, literature, and media.

Whether through captivating videos, thoughtful podcasts, or interactive conversations with the characters themselves, our goal is simple: to give these timeless voices a chance to speak again. Mythos Anthology blends traditional storytelling with modern production to create an immersive journey through mythology, where the past is not just remembered, but brought vividly back to life.

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Mythos Podcast

Dive into the world of myths, monsters, and legends with Mythos Podcasts. Indepth interviews with some of literatures most compelling characters

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The Mythos Collection

Thamyris – Bard of Bards

Join Captain Victor T. Mayfair as he embarks on a journey through myth and legend in the debut episode of the Mythos Anthology podcast. In this premiere, Captain Mayfair sits...

Captain’s Report Sirens

Captain's report: Victor T. Mayfair of the time ship Zephyros. We've just anchored near the rocky shores of ancient Greece. And I'm warning you now cover your ears. The sirens...

Harpy

The Harpy: Winged Spirits of Wrath and Retribution The harpy, a fierce and fearsome creature from Greek mythology, is often depicted as a winged spirit, half-human and half-bird. Its name,...

Captain’s Report Ogre

Captain's report: Victor T. Mayfair of the time ship Zephyros. We've just landed in the dark forests of European folklore and lurking in these trees are Ogres! These massive, man...

Hecatoncheires

The Hecatoncheires: The Hundred-Handed Giants of Greek Mythology The Hecatoncheires, or "Hundred-Handed Ones," are among the most fearsome and fascinating figures in Greek mythology. These massive giants, each possessing fifty...

Freyja

Freyja: The Goddess of Love, Beauty, and War in Norse Mythology In Norse mythology, Freyja (sometimes spelled Freya or Freyia) stands as one of the most multifaceted deities, embodying love,...

Lich

Lich: The Immortal Undead Sorcerer in Myth and Modern Fantasy A Lich (sometimes spelled Liche) is an undead sorcerer who has defied death through dark magic, typically by binding their...

Dullahan

In the rolling green hills of Ireland, shrouded in mist and mystery, rides one of the most terrifying figures of Celtic folklore: the Dullahan. This eerie, headless horseman is a...

Ammit

Ammit: The Devourer of Souls in Ancient Egyptian Mythology In the realm of ancient Egyptian mythology, where gods and goddesses governed every aspect of life and death, Ammit stood as...

Mermaid

Mermaids: The Enchanting Myths and Legends of the Sea Mermaids have long captured the imagination of people around the world with their mysterious beauty, perilous allure, and deep connection to...

Dionysus

Dionysus: The God of Wine, Ecstasy, and Boundary-Breaking When it comes to gods who embrace contradiction, Dionysus (also called Bacchus by the Romans) reigns supreme. He’s the deity of wine...

Oni

Oni: The Fearsome Demons of Japanese Folklore The Oni are some of the most iconic and terrifying figures in Japanese folklore, often depicted as giant, demonic creatures with immense strength...

Basilisk

The Basilisk: From Mythical Serpent to Symbol of Death and Power The Basilisk—a creature of myth and legend—is one of the most fearsome beasts to ever slither through the pages...

Cheshire Cat

The Cheshire Cat: The Enigmatic Guide to Wonderland’s Madness Few characters in literature are as delightfully perplexing as the Cheshire Cat. With his wide, toothy grin and cryptic wisdom, this...

Djinn

Djinn: The Mystical Beings of Fire from Arabian and Islamic Folklore n the swirling sands of the Arabian desert and the dimly lit corners of ancient cities, mysterious spirits known...

Scientarch – Mid Century Modern Mythology

Join Captain Victor T. Mayfair as he welcomes the Scientarch of Mars, the brilliant yet reflective architect behind the infamous 1938 Martian invasion of Earth as dramatized in War of...