Beverlyn Locsin·Aug 26Tayo ay si ErosWriter’s Society Poetry Writing Contest Theme: “The manifestation of vices or flaws of Greek God and Goddesses.”
InThe gates of Horn and IvorybyFrancis Rosenfeld·May 20Chapter 4.1 — A Trip to Magna GreciaThe delegation left early in the morning, poised to reach the shores of Magna Graecia at sunrise.
InThe gates of Horn and IvorybyFrancis Rosenfeld·Mar 21Chapter 1.3 — The Haunted CavesThey saw it from afar, as they were traveling among the clouds in Helios’s chariot, the strange city of caves, carved in the soapstone of a…
InTastyblebyLinda Lum·Feb 22A World Tour of Green SaucesTen sauces, their stories, and how to bring them into your kitchenA response icon8A response icon8
Deanna Riddick, PhD·Feb 14Greek Goddess Brizo: The Dreaming Guardian of the SeaLet’s begin with a story…
Deanna Riddick, PhD·Oct 23, 2025Nemesis: The Balancer of FateIn the ancient marble courts of the gods, where even light trembles beneath the weight of truth, a quiet figure stands behind the throne of…
Deanna Riddick, PhD·Sep 6, 2025Anankē: The Goddess of Necessity and the Boundaries of FateSome gods throw thunderbolts. Others inspire love, rage, or wisdom. But beyond them all, older than Olympus itself, there is a power that…A response icon1A response icon1
Deanna Riddick, PhD·Jul 6, 2025Between the Jar and the Temple: Elpis, Spes, and the Sacred Tension of Hope“Nothing but Hope stayed there in her stout, irrefrangible dwelling, under the lip of the jar, inside, and she never would venture…
