Ilión II. La rebelión

The combination of ancient gods and futuristic landscapes creates a unique vibe. I'm curious if the author envisioned this mashup from the start or it evolved during writing.

The gods' meddling adds a layer of tension, but it also made me wonder about the real-world parallels of divine influence. How did others interpret their motives?

Switching between divine and human viewpoints can be tricky, but Simmons handles it smoothly. I wonder what choices went into structuring these viewpoints.