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The Death of a Hero
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Complete, First published Jun 26, 2016
During Jason of Iolcus' quest to reclaim the Golden Fleece, the Argonauts briefly land on an island where a lonely water nymph resides. This short tragedy tells the story of Heracles and Hylas' time on the island.

This play is co-authored with @starwolfwings. She's awesome! This play definitely wouldn't have been nearly as fun to write or as successful without her (we won in a mock Festival of Dionysus against two other plays). Go check out her writing!

[The Greek myth of Jason of Iolcus is NOT created by me or my co-author. You may find it easier to understand this play if you're familiar with the story of Jason and the Argonauts.]
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