What are some other myths or legends you'd like to see with a modern retelling?

[Mari Inez]

I like books like these. But I would love to see myths and legends from non-white cultures told and retold in a modern context. we get a lot of Greek/Roman/English myths and legends.

[Naushin Moledina]

I'm not quite sure of which legends I want to see. But I really liked the character of Nimue. Want to see more of these in the future.

[Onyinyechi Obi]

A new account of the story of King Arthur, Merlin, and the Knights of Camelot would be fascinating to me. Though I'm not sure how it would present, I'm confident it will be fascinating.

[Patel Khushi Manishbhai]

Though Amish is doing a great job, I would really love if more of Hindu Mythological fiction is written. The number of morally grey characters would be a sight to behold.

[SweetSourSalty AndSpicy]

A retelling of the Titans' and Olympian gods' stories will be fascinating. It will be interesting to revisit the complexities of their relationships and power struggles.

[Ruka N]

Norse and Roman mythology have really caught my attention recently. I look forward to reading stories that incorporates them!

[Conshelle Dwight William]

There exist two renowned poems penned by poets who found themselves on opposite ends of a war's outcome in china. The triumphant victor, capturing the essence of swiftness, wrote about the sensation of rushing with the wind. Conversely, the defeated poet, grappling with the agony of loss, composed verses contemplating a poignant escape with his girlfriend through the solemn act of suicide. The idea of weaving these contrasting poems into a modern-day narrative could offer a fascinating exploration, bridging historical emotions with contemporary perspectives, making for a compelling and thought-provoking book.

[Smrithi Arun]

There are a lot of fascinating stories in Indian Mythology that I would love read the retellings of. For example, there are romantic exploits of Arjuna in Mahabharat that can be turned into a whole series.

Oh yes! I recently finished reading The Palace of Illusions which is basically Mahabharat from Draupadi’s perspective. A book about Arjuna would be fascinating to read!

[Princewill Uchenna]

I always admire the Greek mythology there's a lot of magic woven within their stories. But on the condition of creating a good plot and sequential interesting events, because there are many modern models, but most of them are stereotypical and not enjoyable.