A collection of new illustrated stories featuring many of the gods of myth and legend. Travel to Olympus, the Celtic Realm, the Grand Pyramid of Horus and walk the streets of the City of the Gods. With tales of dark fantasy, touching pathos, swashbuckling adventure and humorous hijinx, you’ll experience the many moods of the gods. With Mythic Tales by Randy Lindsay, Wendall Brown & Jefferson Swycaffer. Also includes ‘forgotten’ stories by Edgar Allan Poe, and Bram Stoker with numerous illustrations by legendary Gustav Dore. Also Perfect or for anyone who wants to read new tales about the classic deities of our past or as an introduction to the City of the Gods universe.  152 pages with 60 illustrations.

Mythic Tales: City of the Gods Vol1

Science Fiction & Fantasy

St. Andre, Ken

Sanford, Jay Allen

Mercere, Wynn

Verne, M.Scott

POE, EDGAR ALLAN

Stoker., Bram

Fantasy

Raven Press

<p>Uncover more mysteries of this amazing realm of all deities in the second City of the Gods novel. Forced by a mystical bond, D’Molay and Mazu travel across the Gods’ Realms in search of Circe, the greatest sorceress of Olympia. But finding her is only half the battle, for they must also find one of Circe’s victims and return her safely to an impatient deity. To make matters worse, D’Molay begins to doubt his own sanity as he begins to hallucinate and grows convinced that someone or some thing is stalking them. What is Circe’s secret task, and what unspeakable horror threatens the very existence of the City of the Gods? This 440 page novel has over 100 illustrations by with classic masterworks by Gustave Dore, Frederic Leighton, Alma Tadema, Bouguereau, Waterhouse, Burne-Jones and many others.</p>

City of the Gods: Guardian

Literature & Fiction

Mythology & Folk Tales

Where did the Gods go after they left Earth? Some jobs feel like they last for eternity, but in D’Molay’s case they actually do. Granted longevity and trapped in a timeless city governed by all the old gods of Earth, D’Molay makes a fateful choice to assist a hapless girl. He slowly discovers she is far more than she even knows and starts to suspect she has some kind of connection to a huge beast ravaging the Olympian realm. D’Molay is torn between his duty to the eternal world and the leading of his heart. His compulsion to protect her pits the wits of a man against the guile of the gods, rekindling a faith he had long ago forgotten. In theory any of the gods of old could appear in the City of the gods. In this novel some of the deities that appear include Zeus, Eros, Zepherus, Ares, Hermes & Glaucus. Egyptian gods Set & Sekumet. Babylonian gods include Lamasthu & Namtar. And you also meet various Chinese, Norse, Indian, Mayan and African gods as the story unfolds. They are portrayed very much as they appeared in classical mythology, but given each of them their own personalities and motivations. The book has over 100 illustrations in is 428 pages, including works by Dore, Ingres, Leighton and many other classic painters from the 1600's to the late 1800's. Many of the pieces have been digitally altered to fit the story. There is also a map of the Godly Realms that is actually part of the story as the main character uses it to plot their course throughout their journey, allowing the reader to follow along. Get your copy today and visit the wonderous City of the Gods...

City of the Gods: Forgotten

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A full-color collection of art and and images from the City of the Gods fantasy series. Artist Steve Crompton reveals many never before seen color images from the fantasy series, along with behind-the scenes commentary on how he takes classic works of art and digital magic to create these beautiful images. Steve gives tips and info on how to make images like these for your own use. Also includes comments from the authors and a sample chapter from the 1st novel with new color images.

Art of the Gods: A collection of color plates & commentary

Arts & Photography

Crompton, Steve

Individual Artists

Mythic Tales: City of the Gods 2

<p>OpenDyslexic version.You'll never think of the full moon the same again after reading this collection of werewolf stories. Go Ahead and Howl explores werewolf lore, legend and the dangers of modern day moon time. Are werewolves evil? Or can a werewolf do good? Is murder in their genes, or can they control their baser instincts?Go Ahead and Howl contains tales of steampunk, urban fantasy, and historical werewolves. You may think you know these worlds, but watch out ¿ the wolves will surprise you.</p>

Go Ahead and Howl: Werewolf Stories

Moeller, Tara

Sivart, Travis I

Knowitall, Mx.

Frye, Nyall R

Gaddess, E. G.

Darnell, Kimi

Short Stories & Anthologies

Dreampunk Press

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