2011
Ragnarök: the doom of the gods | Books | The Guardian
Myths are often unsatisfactory, even tormenting. They puzzle and haunt the mind that encounters them. They shape different parts of the world inside our heads, and they shape them not as pleasures, but as encounters with the inapprehensible – the numinous
Happle Tea - Comics!
by everyueveryme
A webcomic about mythology and other things. Every Tuesday and Friday.
2009
2008
2007
Main Page - Monstropedia - the largest encyclopedia about monsters
by everyueveryme & 2 others
The mission of Monstropedia is to create the ultimate online media library about monsters, gathering information and documents from the earliest myths onwards to the present day, developing a coherent set of methods to analyse each creature and attaching current theories about their existence.
Felice Vinci: The Location of Troy
by runen
A controversal essay over the original location of the town of troy.
Original or fake?
by everyueveryme
The problem for Jesus is that all these deities are much older than him. You don't have to be very bright to see where the authors of the Gospels got their "devine inspiration" when they created the Jewish version of the popular God-Man/ World-Saviour of Antiquity.
2006
WATERHOUSE: The Art and Life of John William Waterhouse (1849-1917)
by everyueveryme
This website is a tribute to the British painter John William Waterhouse (1849-1917). It aims to be a central repository of information about Waterhouse's life and work.
