Gadzeus. (eh-heh... eh-heh...) You know how the Greeks made all those archetypes of stories, right? Well, now I figure they made archetypes of personalities, too. You are very very good. I wish you to update but seeing as you last updated in 2003... erm. Anyway. Doncha love making fun of the Greek gods?

Hmm... A plague of asparagus. I need one of those. Actually, not very surprised about these godly people. I've suspected all along they were in on that whole timeshare thing.

What an imagination. I have read many published books about this sort of things but I must say: Yours is clearly the best. I truly admire your knowledge of the acual myths. As of now I cant find anything that I didnt like about your story, but of course later toniight it will hit me as I lay in bed. Oh well, you did an exellent job and I am patciently (okay not so paticently but still)waiting for the next chapter.

You should add "Not Historically Accurate" at the top, that will keep the whiny historians at bay. "Which bay?", you ask? How about Green Bay? Or Bay furniture? Anyway, good story, keep it up.

one word: update.

update as soon as possible.

this stuff is great - Athena and Zeus are perfect, and Prometheus... he's priceless.

;)

Dear Squirrelmistress,

I'm glad you've been enjoying arthur's daughter - it was one of my earlier attempts, written during sophmore-junior year of high school. If folks show interest in it, I might keep updating it. However, I'm now working on Chancery Court: A Romance, set in Victorian England, mostly Edinburgh and York, which I personally think is better written. (amazing what a few years of Latin and English class can do for one's writing abilities!) Chancery Court currently residing happily in the historical section, though it does have fantastic elements that shall emerge shortly. I think works in the historical section get more reviews, for some reason, or the audience is slightly older. Go figure. So if you liked arthur's daughter, you might want to take a look at Chancery Court - it also has good description, if i may say so myself, and is also hopefully free of grammatical inconsistencies. (the wonders of spell-check and the human eye.)

And thank you once again for reviewing! You've made my day!

*laughing* Ye gods!
Nyx: Yes?
Not you
Nyx: *pouts*
^_^ Man! This is WAY better than my history book!

good story . Please continue

OH GOD, this is so funny. I've been reading Greek mythology since I was like five years old, and this is so much better than anything I've read...lol. It's really good, update soon!

this is really funny

hehe! just the title made me love this one, and the story is great so far! you gotta write more!
i saw you were so kind as to drop a review by on my account, and id just like to say ive added some to it now if you want to read ^^
anyway, *giggle* good work!

More more more, I want nude wrestling I mean I love greek mythology even when demented by the likes of you.

how dare you insult the gods! May Zeus strike you with lightning where you stand! No.. actually it was very funny. I can't wait for more!

Nice. Zeus, the womanizer, running a theme park. Just make sure he doesn't "get loose" and find some women or the world's population will double!