A Centaur, a Sandal, and a Fleece: Stories From Greek Mythology, written by Ignatious Antony , tells the story of a frightened king, a brave child, and a choice made in haste set a quiet promise in motion, one that would carry a boy from exile to destiny, guided by courage, kindness, and the will to return.
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“Lessons Not Taught in Medical School” written by Ignatious Antony, is a Nice story that tells “Sometimes the diagnosis is right, the advice is correct, and the story is still incomplete”
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The Hellhound of the Underworld: Stories from Greek Mythology, is the 12th Labour of Hercules.“Herakles faced monsters, kings, and even death itself, but his final lesson was about courage, choice, and the fragile gift of being human.”
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The poem “The Flame That Waits”, Written by Ignatious Antony, reminds us of something comforting:
You are not empty.
You are not broken.
You are simply waiting,
and the light knows when to come.
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