The Forgotten Gods: Stories Lost in History

Before temples fell and names faded, gods walked close to human memory. Then the world moved on.
The Forgotten Gods uncovers deities erased not by war, but by neglect. Once honored through ritual and story, these beings now exist only in fragments—half-remembered prayers, broken idols, and customs whose meanings are long gone.
Each story follows a forgotten god struggling with obscurity. Some seek remembrance, others reject it, and a few adapt by living among mortals who no longer recognize them. As belief weakens, power changes form, forcing these gods to redefine who they are without worship to sustain them.
The narrative moves between past reverence and present anonymity, revealing how divinity shifts when faith disappears. These gods are not villains or saviors—they are remnants, surviving in a world that has rewritten its myths.
Key elements of the story include:
• Deities erased from recorded myth
• Power shaped by belief and forgetting
• Gods adapting to human worlds
• Memory as survival
• Mythology viewed from decline, not origin
The Forgotten Gods brings lost divinities back into focus, reminding readers that what history forgets does not always disappear—it waits.