Divine Misfortune

The book blends comedy and fantasy seamlessly, but I wonder how much of that was planned versus developed during writing. Did the humor influence the world-building?

Their misadventures felt both relatable and absurd, which made me wonder if the author was intentionally poking fun at divine archetypes or if that was just the natural tone.

It’s a fresh take on gods and fate, but I’m curious whether this concept was inspired by personal beliefs, other stories, or just a desire to subvert traditional mythologies.