Why we started telling these tales
Four storytellers, one shared notebook
We kept trading the same old legends after every trip to a dusty archive or forgotten village, scribbling the same tales into margins and emails, until we admitted we'd built something more than a hobby. The first collection of retold myths went out to eleven friends who asked for more, and we never stopped gathering stories after that.
How a legend gets told
Heard first, written second
Every story we publish begins with an oral account, a weathered old book, or the inscription on an ancient statue, and it is checked against at least one other telling before it reaches the page. If a legend cannot survive being traced back to a second source, a second village, a second grandmother's version, it does not make it into print.