Orpheus and Eurydice have one of the most adaptable narratives in Western Civilization. With themes of love and loss, death and rebirth, faithfulness and betrayal, it remains a Greek myth best open to interpretations and retellings in relation to modern thought. This anthology collects authors who reweave the full myth in new and surprising ways This book features the stories: A Thousand Words Unspoken by Mei Davis Who Turns to Gaze Too Soon by Rhonda Eikamp Considerations for a Catabasis by Philippa Evans In the Absense of Color by Sharmon Gazaway Bloodless Spirits by Marshall J. Moore