Achilles grieves. Rated for language, warfare-related violence, character death.

Even without the promise of glory, love would have been enough to bring Achilles to Ilium. Achilles/Patroklos

Years after the fall of Troy, Andromache recounts her life to a passing scribe.

Viñeta que refleja brevemente pensamientos de Penélope.

Helen of Troy reflects on her past, her future, and her legacy. One-shot, just some thoughts.

Biscuits, always a vital part of life, have been mysteriously omitted from the Iliad. I blame later editing. But what if they were included once more...?

One night, following the death of Patroclus, Achilles returns to the beach in memories of his beloved comrade. Slash or not? You decide...

There is always someone breaking, you think, but who shall fix them? Hints at past Achilles/Patroclus, Achilles/Patroclus/Antilochus, with present Achilles/Antilochus.

Porque en su historia de amor ellos eran el momento, los dos segundos que detuvieron, aquellos que le robaron al tiempo. Aquiles&Pentesilea. Regalo de Navidad para Dry regalo muy largo, lo sé One.shoot

How does a captive view a captor? How does a captor view themselves?

Cuentan que en el basto mar Egeo había millares de islas, cada una un reino, cada una un mundo, una historia. Como la historia de Andrómaca y Aquiles. Sucedió en un época de guerras, conquistas y amores que significaban traición. Andro&Héctor. Para Dry.

Helen watches the battle between Paris & Menelaus and ponders her situation. Book 3 of The Iliad.

Circe told Odysseus to sail close to Scylla b/c she would only kill six of his crew, but Circe didn't let on that she knew the monster. Now Scylla of Homer's Odyssey tells the story of how she became a monster in her letter to Glaucus, one of her suitors.

Aquiles & Patroclo. Slash. ¿Qué sucedió la última noche que estuvieron juntos? Vaticinios, revelaciones. Basado pura y exclusivamente en la Ilíada y en la Odisea.

It was said that he favored the city of Troy. Yet in Ilium’s darkest hour, he turned away from its people, ignoring their prayers for mercy.

With Hector facing his destiny, Apollo pays him a visit in Troy. Set in Iliad XXII, ApolloHector only implied.

Achilles says goodbye to his friend on the funeral pyre. Non-slash, just brotherhood.

Polyphemus shares HIS side of the story.

Kassandra as you have never seen her before. A series of oneshots, from the pov of Kassandra. They cover all aspects of her life, are not chronological, and are inspired by the Muses Melpomene and Calliope. Rated T for now, but may change to M. R&R!

When struck by a tragic situation...will a group of teenagers make it through

Heroes dominate the stories of old, but those who stand beside them are almost more important. This is the story of the shadow of a legend, through the eyes of the girl who was more like him than perhaps anyone could have imagined.

A poem about the wife of an anonymous soldier in Odysseus' army.

A short story from the perspective of Hector's wife, Andromache, about the war of the Trojans and Achaens.

To Patroclus, Achilles has never seemed quite human. He is, as he proves the night they are to leave for Troy.

Polyphemus's point of view on his and Odysseus's meeting. Particualrly amusing dialouge. In poetic form. A oneshot.