Mythos | Song of the Siren
In Greek mythology, sirens were known for a song so beautiful, it could lure sailors to their watery graves. Traditionally half-woman, half-bird, sirens became synonymous with mermaids during the Middle Ages.
Whether feathered, finned, or modern femme fatale, the siren became our contributors’ muse and prompted them to create stunning stories, poetry, and visual artwork.
Dive into these inaugural pages and let the song of the siren lure your imagination off to a sea full of beauty, mystery, and depths unseen.
In Greek mythology, sirens were known for a song so beautiful, it could lure sailors to their watery graves. Traditionally half-woman, half-bird, sirens became synonymous with mermaids during the Middle Ages.
Whether feathered, finned, or modern femme fatale, the siren became our contributors’ muse and prompted them to create stunning stories, poetry, and visual artwork.
Dive into these inaugural pages and let the song of the siren lure your imagination off to a sea full of beauty, mystery, and depths unseen.
In Greek mythology, sirens were known for a song so beautiful, it could lure sailors to their watery graves. Traditionally half-woman, half-bird, sirens became synonymous with mermaids during the Middle Ages.
Whether feathered, finned, or modern femme fatale, the siren became our contributors’ muse and prompted them to create stunning stories, poetry, and visual artwork.
Dive into these inaugural pages and let the song of the siren lure your imagination off to a sea full of beauty, mystery, and depths unseen.
