Olympus is an anthology where I contributed a story. The premise was simple: The gods of Olympus in modern settings.

The editor, Bruce Arthurs, didn't have a lot to say about the book that I saw, so I'll just have to make do with what I've got -- basically, a few comments and the Table of Contents, with links to the webpages of the various authors who provided stories, or pages about them. (I linked to the personal/professional webpages I could find. If I missed any, please tell me.)

Published by DAW Books, March 1998, ISBN 0-88677775-5.
The book's word count was a little under 90,000 words.
The cover art is by Jean-Francois Podevin.

Table of Contents

• "Drown Night With Hope of Day," by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
• "The Littlest Maenad," by Esther M. Friesner
• "Flight," by Jane Yolen
• "Mantic Rites," by Jon DeCles
• "Harpies Discover Sex," by Deborah Wheeler (now Deborah J. Ross)
• "In The Quiet After Midnight," by Charles de Lint
• "The Sword of Herakles," by Irene Radford
• "To Hades And Back," by Karen Haber
• "In Re: Nephelegeretes," by Lawrence Watt-Evans
• "Hecate's Hounds," by Diana Paxson
• "Arrows of Godly Passion," by Mike Resnick and Nick Dichario
• "Traps," by Jo Clayton
• "February Thaw," by Tanya Huff
• "The Third Song," by Roberta Gellis
• "For A Transcript, Send Five Dollars," by Ann Braude
• "Kin," by Michelle West
• "The Divine Comedy," by Dennis McKiernan

That's it; here's your list of handy exits:

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