"Wild Rituals" is a collection of short stories inspired by the work of Pausanias, whom it follows on his journey to seek out the sources of ancient Greek customs and rituals. Each story is related to a custom or ceremony, dramatizing them while incorporating elements of fantasy.

The fear of wildness that exists beyond the civilized environment of every city and village transports us to a dark era, when there was no dominant unified state and the roads were dangerous. "Wild Rituals" is a journey to the origins of history, from the birth of the Twelve Gods to the destruction of Olympia and Delphi by the Visigoths.

This work is aimed at a wide readership familiar with the Homeric Epics and folklore, as well as the fantasy genre, as it engages in conversation with ancient myths and beliefs.