Rewire the West is a venture committed to guiding individuals towards the rediscovery of beauty, truth, and virtue within contemporary Western culture. The Bard and the Bees is one of the many resources produced by the project's founder, Evan Amato. He extends this offering to you with the aspiration that it will serve as your inaugural stride towards experiencing how the timeless masterpieces of yesteryears can enrich your existence in our present-day world.

Bulfinch's Mythology, authored by the American Latinist and banker Thomas Bulfinch, is a compilation of mythological and legendary stories tailored for a wider audience. Originally published posthumously in 1867, it effectively introduced Greek mythology to English-speaking readers, garnering significant popularity.

"The Three Just Men" is a thrilling novel written by the British author Edgar Wallace in 1925. This book is part of a series of novels that serve as sequels to "The Four Just Men." The series revolves around a group of vigilantes dedicated to combating crime and injustice through any necessary means.

The Raven is a young soldier eager to serve his empress, dynasty, and people. He knows nothing about the secrets he will face and uncover in the future. The Snake is a dangerous enigma unquestioningly serving his mastermind leader for over 200 years. He knows everything about the secrets the world will soon face. The Scarecrow is a cruel millennia-old warrior who desires her family's safety above all else. She is one of the secrets of her world...

The Raven is a young soldier eager to serve his empress, dynasty, and people. He knows nothing about the secrets he will face and uncover in the future. The Snake is a dangerous enigma unquestioningly serving his mastermind leader for over 200 years. He knows everything about the secrets the world will soon face. The Scarecrow is a cruel millennia-old warrior who desires her family's safety above all else. She is one of the secrets of her world. The new year heralds a bloody new war as the realm's true history reveals itself over the impending series of battles, inevitably creating a cacophony that will reach even the gods. ────── This story is a sample and can only be read as an Archive of Our Own member.

[Human Shed Skin Book One] During a response to a demonic attack, inhuman hunter Jean-Luc Lowell nearly loses his life, only to be saved by a tentacle emerging from his best friend and lover, Celezar. While dealing with this revelation, he learns the demon attack was the first of many caused by creatures far more powerful than anything humankind has dealt with in millennia. With Celezar stubbornly remaining by his side, Jean will relearn the definition of "monster" while dealing with the new threat. ────── Please be aware this story is available for free on AO3—but you must be a member of the site to read it.

Gracie Howard, my best friend, is the personal assistant to the CEO of Wakefield Medical Center in Philadelphia. Right now, she has a few choices to make: about a man who potentially wants to be in her life, a likely change in her career path, and the possibility of moving from Pennsylvania to New York. I'm her level-headed best friend Reese Blanchard. We met at UPenn Wharton School of Business. I always encourage Gracie to take a step back and think things through before making decisions. It's possible I might need to learn a few life lessons myself. The man who might want to be in Gracie’s life is someone she met in high school, Craig Vincent. He now lives in NY after attending Columbia School of the Arts and he's a well-known author. From what she tells me about him, he’s not my favorite. When Gracie gets a job offer to work at Ruschman’s right around the time she starts receiving messages from Craig on social media, she thinks this means it’s meant to be! Thankfully, I'm able to get her to stop and think, at least for now. But how long I can hold her back is anybody’s guess. Gracie sees green lights and she is ready to go!

None of us were raised by perfect mothers nor can we ourselves be perfect parents. But some mothers sure do know how to ruin a life, well almost. I say almost because, although my mother's parenting left severe damage in its path and, regrettably, and inevitably, shaped some of the decisions I made, I am grateful to have realized the issues I was facing. So, I now have the opportunity to properly address those issues, to minimize the impact on my life. This book holds the words I would express to my mother if I thought she cared to acknowledge my feelings at all. Many others have been “raised” by narcissistic mothers and have been deeply affected. But it is still possible to live happy lives, free of Mom’s burden. Writing has helped me immensely in this regard.