Immortality is overrated. So is Wi-Fi on Mount Olympus.
For millennia, we've told their stories. Now, it's their turn to post their own.
Welcome to GreekChat, a bootleg blog site where the gods, monsters, and muses of ancient Greece navigate the absurdity of the modern world. From brand deals to burnout, from dating apps to de-platforming, it turns out that even divine beings aren't immune to the pressures of late-stage capitalism and a stable Wi-Fi connection.
The Gods Are Not Alright is an anthology of deeply funny and unexpectedly poignant stories told directly by the legends themselves, including Medusa turning her trauma as a lifestyle brand, Hades' quiet-quitting the afterlife, Hermes burning out running a gig economy startup, Aphrodite's disastrous dating experiments, and Zeus's humiliating public apology tour.
And the divine drama doesn't stop there. This collection also features guest posts and quick takes from across the pantheon. Get unfiltered thoughts from Artemis as she swipes left on civilization, go behind the scenes of Apollo's wellness empire, suffer through Dry January with Dionysus, debug the world's inefficiencies with Athena, and uncover the master plan of the one and only Persephone.
It's funny. It's weirdly relatable. And underneath the snark, it's about what it means to be a person (or a god) trying to survive a world that wasn't built for you.
For readers who love their mythology with a side of existential dread. You'll love this peek into the unfiltered, unhinged, and utterly unforgettable lives of gods who aren't immune to the slow horror of being extremely online - and quite frankly, not alright.
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