If you were captivated by the mythic retelling and lush, ancient Mediterranean atmosphere in Day Of The Minotaur, you'll be drawn into Lavinia. Le Guin breathes new life into Virgil's Aeneid by giving voice to Lavinia, a character from myth, and immerses you in a world of gods, omens, and the graceful blending of legend with deeply human emotions.

If you found yourself moved by the haunting beauty and gentle sorrow of Day Of The Minotaur, you’ll be enchanted by The Last Unicorn. Follow the unicorn's poignant journey through a world fading from magic, filled with lyrical language, melancholic longing, and a sense of wonder mixed with nostalgia.

If you enjoyed the immersive, ancient landscapes and the sense of stepping into a forgotten mythical world in Day Of The Minotaur, you’ll be enthralled by Mythago Wood. Holdstock conjures a mysterious British forest where mythic archetypes become real, and the boundaries between history and legend blur.

If the ornate, lyrical descriptions and dreamlike narrative style of Day Of The Minotaur drew you in, you’ll delight in The King of Elfland’s Daughter. Dunsany’s shimmering language and magical imagery bring the faerie realm and its melancholic beauty to life.

If you were invested in the growth and self-discovery of Swann’s characters as they navigated a world of gods and monsters, you’ll find a kindred spirit in Ged of A Wizard of Earthsea. Le Guin crafts a powerful coming-of-age tale set in an ancient, magical archipelago, where every choice shapes destiny.