An inventory of fictitious literary works which either re-tell widely known myths and legends, or use several elements of certain cultures’ mythology and folklore.

• Akutagawa, Ryuunosuke — Kappa
• Arden, Katherine — Winternight Trilogy
• Armstrong, Kelley — The Blackwell Pages
• Atwood, Margaret — The Penelopiad
• Baráth, Katalin — Ida és az aranygyapjú
• Bernheimer, Kate — xo Orpheus: Fifty New Myths
• Bessenyei, Gábor — Az Olimposz legyőzése
• Beutner, Katherine — Alcestis
• Böszörményi, Gyula —
  • Gergő-regények
  • Monyákos Tuba-történetek
  • Rontásűzők
  • Zsófi-regények
• Cervantes, J. C. — The Storm Runner
• Chadda, Sarwat — The City of the Plague God
• Choksi, Roshani — Pandava Quartet
• Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee — The Palace of Illusions
• Fry, Stephen —
  • Heroes
  • Mythos
• Gaiman, Neil —
  • American Gods
  • Anansi Boys
  • Norse Mythology
  • The Sandman
• Gill, Nikita —
  • Great Goddesses
  • The Girl and the Goddess
• Graves, Robert — The Golden Fleece
• Hernandez, Carlos — Sal and Gabi
• Houck, Colleen — The Tiger Saga
• Jókai, Mór — Bálványosvár
• Kim, Graci — The Last Fallen Star
• Kuang, R. F. — The Poppy War
• Lee, Yoon Ha — Dragon Pearl
• Lewis, C. S. — Till We Have Faces
• Lim, Elizabeth — Reflection
• Márai, Sándor — Béke Ithakában
• Mbalia, Kwame — Tristan Strong
• Mejia, Tehlor Kay — Paola Santiago
• Miller, Madeline —
  • Circe
  • Galatea
  • The Song of Achilles
• Morales, Helen — Antigone Rising
• Novik, Naomi — Uprooted
• Riordan, Rick —
  • Camp Half-Blood Chronicles
  • Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard
  • The Kane Chronicles
• Roanhorse, Rebecca — Race to the Sun
• Sapkowski, Andrzej — The Witcher
• Smythe, Rachel — Lore Olympus
• Szakács, Eszter — Grifflovasok-trilógia
• Szigeti-Kovács, Viktor — A táltos
• Wecker, Helene — The Golem and the Jinni
• Wu, Cheng’en — Journey to the West