Greek mythology tells of a Trojan princess named Cassandra who was famous for making prophecies that no one believed. One version of the story goes that Cassandra served as a priestess of the god Apollo, who had given her the gift of prophecy as a sign of his, ahem, “favor.” Cassandra rejected Apollo’s advances, and unable to take back the gift, he cursed her so that no one would believe her prophecies.

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I have just submitted a short fun end-of-year story: Star Swirl the Bearded and The Sirens of Capri. This is adapted from something I did for a writeoff, and is my take on Star Swirl and the Dazzlings.

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Okay, so while I'm thinking more I could do for this Shattered series for you all, I actually had somewhat of an idea. We know the Sirens in this story are heavily influenced from Greek mythology (and just heavily influenced from Greek mythology in general) but what if we could bring in perhaps another person from Greek mythology? Why not... Medusa?

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As you might have noticed, I just released a new story, A Most August Peace. This story was an eleventh-hour entry into Ebon Quill's Dazzlings Contest, and was written in a 30-hour frenzy (with breaks to sleep and eat and other stuff, but still pretty frenzied nonetheless).

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I'm not gonna bog this blog post down with theories on why. I'll just put down the basic structure of how I think the after life works and how it would be presented in any future stories i could potentially write. Some credit for these ideas goes to John Hood...who doesn't come here anymore. :sad face:

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