Here’s a list of sites and facebook pages you can follow for even cooler stuff, such as character art, special offers, short stories and other tidbits from our series.
Give the gift of art this holiday season with perfect print prices!
Save 35% on ALL Prints Shop orders when you spend at least $30. Now’s the time to get photo prints, fine art prints, wrapped canvases, calendars, mugs, mouse pads, and more!
It’s just what we call our loyalty program. For every euro you spend on our shop, you get 1 tribute point. Then you can use 10 tribute points to get a 1 euro discount. Easy as that.
And to reward our current customers, we’ve added a bunch of tribute points already in their accounts!
If you’re a new customer, don’t fret! You can sign up now, get something from our shop and then you’ll have the equivalent account of tribute points to spend for your next purchase.
This applies only on the Mythography Shop, not on partner sites.
It’s that time of the year, but since the world is round and we have opposite seasons, you might be enjoying these stories during the summer or the winter. Who knows?
Either way, you can grab stories at discounts of up to 75%.
The Author’s Direct system changed up their reach and now we have codes that are active in:
Giveaway Codes can be redeemed by listeners in the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States.
Due to the recent change in Audible, we simply removed the code claim forms from our site. But now we need to make it work again.
In the meantime, just send an email to contact@mythographystudios.com
Recently the Archive organization opened up the front-end library restrictions. This happened for a lot of reasons, mainly because the actual libraries were shut down due to the Coronavirus.
This sparked a huge debate about publishing rights and all that crap.
It’s all just noise. It’s just rights holders nagging about people having access to information. The archive states that they offer ebook versions of scanned paper books. They have a right to do that in order to preserve information. Bit rot is real. Digital obsolescence is real. Information is getting lost already, we’ve lost computer code, recordings, video games, so much stuff, and if we don’t take steps to preserve what we make it will all be gone in an instant.
Nothing is backwards compatible. Google books is preserving a massive library of information and has been attacked for the same reason. It’s not cutting into your sales, and it’s not cutting into our sales. In fact, the Archive is an actual credible library, meaning they pay their dues and we, as rights holders, receive royalties for that. They simply opened up the restrictions and many people can borrow the ebook at a single time.
When I found out about it, I actually reached out and asked the Archive how I could preserve my own stories. I thought it’d be an automated process, just give them permission or something. They gave me access to upload, it’s not that hard, but the process was very time-consuming and I have better things to do with my life than struggle with library uploads. All my stories are already available through all of the worldwide and official library systems already, and those that are not will be in there soon. I don’t have time to upload to yet another system, one that can pull my stories from their existing partners.
I think it was Quentin Tarantino who said that when you store a movie in any format, you have to put a VCR or an equivalent player in the box with it. He famously almost lost one of his early films due to an obsolete storage format, and some fan from around the world found out about it and sent him the player so he could watch it again and record it into something else.
Not everyone will have that chance. Not all creators are famous, and not all are still alive. Things like the Disney Vault, DRM (which is crap), and other platform-specific restrictions will end up in huge loss of data. Not all of it is useful, but not all of it is worthless at the same time. You never know what will become influential in the future.
And the digital age will be known as the time that we lost so much of our world’s culture.
This old post went viral a few times already. It’s so much fun, especially if you know the mythology behind those jokes. We’ve added 2 new ones thanks to the suggestions of the mythographers and here they all are in a handy little post you can browse and share with your friends.
We’ve added a ton new products at the Zazzle Merch store. Art is from Mythography Studios and partner artists. Find them all at the Mythography Zazzle Store.
We’re having lots of fun with this project. Sparknotes has a brilliant social media team that constantly posts memes about literature and mythology. You should seriously follow them if you like that stuff.
