Love greek stories with Gods. So thrilled you like them, too

"I really enjoyed the way you continue the myth—especially the emotional thread of Orpheus and Eurydice. There’s something very powerful in love that persists despite authority, despite loss, and even despite fate itself. The presence of the father as a force that denies the union adds a deeper tension—it’s no longer just a tragic love story, but a conflict between personal desire and imposed control. It actually made me think about how often in stories the greatest danger isn’t death... but who gets to decide what is allowed to exist. I explore a similar question in my own work—though in a very different, more speculative setting—where love, talent, and even identity are shaped by those in power.”* *"