Myth Makers: Retrospective 1991-2001

This collection offers a thoughtful reflection on a significant decade in the world of storytelling, specifically focusing on the realm of mythology and narrative crafting from 1991 to 2001. A diverse lineup of contributors brings unique perspectives, enriching the exploration of how myths are shaped and transformed in contemporary culture. Through essays and analyses, these authors delve into the impact of storytelling on both personal and societal levels.

Readers are invited to engage with a variety of themes, ranging from the revival of classic tales to the introduction of new narratives that resonate with today's audience. The retrospective not only highlights key figures and works from this period but also encourages a deeper appreciation for the power of myths in fostering connections and reflections on human experiences. As the past intertwines with the present, the collection serves as a valuable resource for both enthusiasts and scholars of literature and folklore alike.