The Greek island of Karpathos, a growing centre of ecotourism, features striking landscapes surrounded by the Aegean Sea. The isle is part of the Dodecanese archipelago. Photo by nikolaos_panou .
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''Cennet'' by Serap Belovacıklı
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As much as I like reading about Zeus and Gaia in fiction (and the interesting interpretations of them having a less friendly/motherly and more abusive/hateful dynamic) I'm kind of more interested in Zeus' relationship with Olympos, a Cretan giant who was credited as Zeus' foster father. Olympos then betrayed Zeus and incited his brothers to kill Zeus before Zeus slain them. In his remorse, Zeus named the tomb after his fallen mentor (and presumably, named Olympus after him, which really speaks to how much Zeus cared about him even after the betrayal)
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Constantine Manos - Priest having his coffee, Karpathos, Olympos, Greece, 1964
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Based on the lore established in Percy Jackson regarding the perception of the gods, and given that the timeline world of Rick Riordan’s novels parallels that of the real world insofar as real events are concerned, “Hades” by Supergiant Games would inadvertently have the effect of making the Dionysus of the Percy Jackson world conventionally beach-bod-style sexy. In this essay I will—
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Watching the Dance in the Square, Olympos, Karpathos, Greece, 1964
Photo: Constantine Manos
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