Amy Granger

In Greek mythology, Nemesis was the goddess of retribution, the one who restored balance when pride, greed, or cruelty tipped the scales too far. She …

There are few names in literature as haunting and powerful as Dracula. The dark count from Transylvania has become more than a character—he’s a symbol …

Behind every unforgettable villain lies a story older than we think. Many of today’s most chilling TV antagonists trace their roots back to ancient myths. …

Anteros, often forgotten beside his famous brother Eros, was the god of love returned, love rejected, and the pain that lingers in between. His name …

In Greek mythology, Harmonia was the goddess of harmony, born from the union of Ares, the god of war, and Aphrodite, the goddess of love. …

In Ainu tradition, women held a powerful place in both daily life and the spiritual world. They were often seen as keepers of the hearth, …

Peitho, the Greek goddess of persuasion and gentle speech, was one of the most subtle yet powerful deities on Mount Olympus. While Aphrodite ruled over …

Dark goddesses and spirits have always fascinated people. They represent mystery, power, and the shadow side of life. Unlike gentle deities of love or beauty, …

In Native American folklore, love often crossed the borders of the living world. Many stories tell of women who fell in love with spirits, gods, …

When we think of Greek love gods, names like Aphrodite and Eros instantly come to mind. But the ancient Greeks had a whole constellation of …