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Straight from our archive to your inbox, or ready and waiting whenever you want to lose yourself in a new legend, ancient tale, or piece of folklore passed down through the ages.

Last updated: January 2026

Whether you'd like a new myth delivered to your inbox each morning, or an old book set aside from our archive for you to browse at your own pace, here's how it all works — simple, easy, and full of stories worth discovering.

New stories

Every morning we send you a new tale from our archive, usually between 8am and 11am, plus something extra: sign up now to claim 500 free spins on our Greek mythology game and dive straight into the Zeus game. Activate your gift the moment you join, and you'll find a fresh Gift in your account waiting each week. Explore the Myths and legends of Zeus alongside stories of ancient statues, ancient art, and forgotten old books from cultures around the world. A small subscription fee may apply depending on your plan.

Featured Legend

Bookmark a story now and dive in whenever you like — no rush, no queue. Each entry in our library is tagged by culture and era, so you can move straight from Norse folklore to Egyptian myth without losing your place. Just save the title to your reading list and we'll keep it ready for you, exactly where you left off.

Newly Told

We publish new retellings the same week they're researched, drawing on old books, oral tradition and fragments of ancient art to keep each version faithful to its roots. Try our Zeus game, a quick Greek mythology game that lets you explore the Myths and legends of Zeus — get every answer right and you'll Activate your gift: 500 free spins through the archive, plus a bonus Gift in your account to keep exploring. A myth is best read soon after it's posted, while the details are freshest in our writers' minds.

Group Reading & School Requests

For classrooms, book clubs or larger reading groups, we can put together a themed collection — say, a set of legends from a single region or a run of stories about a particular god. Give us a few days' notice so we can research and format the collection properly instead of rushing it out. Reach out and we'll sort the details with you.

Corrections & Withdrawals

Spotted something you'd like changed, or want a submission withdrawn? Let us know before we finish editing and publishing it, and we'll happily adjust or pull it. Once a story is live with your name attached as a contributor, it may be harder to undo.

Questions

Anything unclear about a myth, a source, or how the blog works? Reach out through our contact page and we'll walk you through it, story by story.