Greek mythology: the gods, goddesses, and heroes handbook: from aphrodite to zeus, a profile of who's who in greek mythology/liv albert

Finally sort out whos who in Greek mythology--from gods, goddesses, heroes, monsters, and everyone in between! Greek mythology continues to appear in popular movies and books today but have you ever wondered about where these characters started out? Discover the origins of your favorite characters from Greek mythology with this collection of profiles to tell you whos who in classical lore! In Greek Mythology , you will discover the backstories of the heroes, villains, gods, and goddesses that enjoy popularity in todays shows and films.

With comprehensive entries that outline each characters name, roles, related symbols, and foundational myths, you can get to know the roots of these personas and better understand the stories they inspire today.

With this character-focused, handy reference, you will never be confused about Ancient Greece! About author(s): Liv Albert has a degree in Classical Civilizations and English Literature from Concordia University in Montreal.

Liv is the creator, host, and producer of the popular Greek and Roman mythology podcast, Lets Talk About Myths, Baby! where she brings her modern perspective and her education in Classical Civilizations together to explore Greek myths from a casual, humorous perspective.

Her podcast is highly rated, ranked in the top 10-50 Apple Podcasts in the US, Canada, and UK, and has found its way onto Spotify curated lists like Learn Something New, and Podcasts That Will Make You Smarter.

Sara Richard is an Eisner and Ringo Award-nominated artist from New Hampshire.

She has worked in the comic book industry for eight years, mainly as a cover artist.

Before that, she was a toy sculptor at Hasbro, specializing in making tiny dinosaurs.

Saras inspiration comes from Art Deco, Art Nouveau, 1980s fashion, and Victorian-era design.

When not making art or writing, shes watching horror movies, cleaning forgotten gravestones, and collecting possibly haunted curios from the nineteenth century.

Her online gallery can be found at SaraRichard.