ABOUT

A guide that knows its reader.

Demigod's Guide began as one family's plan for a week in Crete, a kid who knew every Greek god by name, and a problem — every guidebook talked about ruins and none of them talked about the stories that made the ruins matter.

So we built one. Six destinations, six myths, one thread — written for the kids who have already met these gods on the page and want to walk into the places where the stories happened.

A note on sources

The mythology comes from public-domain ancient sources — Hesiod, Homer, Ovid — and from accessible classical scholarship. We do not quote modern fiction, do not claim affiliation with any contemporary book or franchise, and do not use any copyrighted characters or names. The connection to today's young mythology fans is the shared myth, not the modern retellings.

A note on what's next

Volume I is Crete. We will see where the readers take it from there. Going slow on purpose — the writing matters more than the features.