"King Lear," one of William Shakespeare's most renowned tragedies, revolves around the aging King Lear's decision to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their professions of love for him. However, his rash actions lead to chaos and betrayal as his two eldest daughters turn against him, leaving Lear to endure madness and suffering. Through themes of power, family, and folly, Shakespeare delves into the complexities of human nature, portraying the tragic consequences of pride and deceit while offering profound insights into the human condition.

One might think becoming the wife of a deity could be a woman's dream...Not for these sisters.

Worldbuilding for my new novella, When the Moon Shines Red, a dark romance about the pumpion witches and the Ancient they worship, Jaskersskinny! Also worldbuilding for the world Hallowed Ground!

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.