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Typhon: The Complete Story of the Hundred-Headed Storm Giant Who Challenged Zeus | Greek Mythology for Sleep
A slow, quiet retelling of Typhon, made for falling asleep to.
Every monster in Greek myth that anyone has heard of is descended from this one. The lion at Nemea, the many-headed thing in the swamp, the dog at the gate of the underworld, the Chimera — all of them, in the old genealogies, trace back to Typhon and his mate. He is the source.
He was made last, and on purpose. The earth had watched the new gods put her older children underground and produced one final son in response: a thing with a hundred heads, coils instead of legs, wings dark enough to blot out the sun, and voices that could…
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