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mythology

[mi-thol-uh-jee] / mɪˈθɒl ə dʒi /


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I wanted to ask him if he’d sign this book, which had now begun to write its own mythology as it sat sentinel over his other signed books on the shelf behind me.

From Los Angeles Times

American mythology, especially, loves an underdog story — the overlooked fighter, the underestimated woman, the scrappy nobody who turns out to have teeth.

From Salon

When the show really works for us is when we can combine both our mythology and the supernatural with the emotional.

From Los Angeles Times

No masterpiece arises unbidden and unprecedented from the mind of its creator, although popular mythology prefers this interpretation to the more complex reality.

From The Wall Street Journal

But before his latest live-action contribution broke franchise records, he expanded the hunter race’s mythology through a trio of period pieces.

From Salon