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"Myth and intertextuality" denotes books that foreground mythic narratives, motifs, or archetypes while actively dialoguing with other texts—classical sources, prior retellings, literary traditions, or contemporary cultural materials. Such works rework, retell, juxtapose or subvert myths through techniques like allusion, quotation, parody, pastiche or direct response, inviting readers to trace layered echoes and meanings across a network of sources. The category includes everything from modern myth retellings and myth-inspired fantasy to metafiction and hybrid forms that expose how stories are built, transmitted, and repurposed; common concerns are cultural memory, identity, power, and the creative act of interpretation itself. In short, these books explore how myths persist and transform by weaving them into new textual conversations.

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