Editor's Note

When I think about what captivates our generation, our collective love for fiction stands out prominently. Whether it is through the books that we read or the movies that we watch, we all share a love for fictional characters and the worlds they are written in.

Transcending screens and pages, fictional characters have become a source of solace for many. We humanise these characters and forge personal connections with them through shared traits and experiences. 

In Catch’s 47th Edition, we intricately weave an abstract and distant concept of Greek Goddesses into our daily lives. You will find compelling stories of individuals who echo the timeless qualities and the spirit of Greek Goddesses. 

Persephone is the Greek Goddess of Spring and is often associated with growth, fertility and love. In this chapter, we spotlight individuals such as Ameera Binsemait, a stay-at-home mum who embodies her innate attentiveness and nurturing compassion into her work, Everydaymama.co, and interpersonal connections.

Athena, the Greek Goddess of wisdom, craft and warfare, is one of the most intelligent and wisest among the Greek Gods. This chapter unfolds stories of individuals such as Mark Zubovskyy that mirror his resourcefulness in navigating the challenges in his family’s business with creative prowess.

Aphrodite is the Greek Goddess of love and beauty. She is known to value emotional experiences with others more than she desires solitary goals. In this chapter, we explore diverse expressions of love and the allure of all things beautiful, featuring the unconventional yet captivating Goth, Shynn.

In each carefully crafted story, the team hopes to inspire readers to mirror the virtues of these Greek Goddesses in their own pursuits and endeavours. 

With love,

Falisha

Chief Editor