Mythological slipstream" combines slipstream fiction (weird, genre-bending stories that feel strange) with mythological themes, suggesting narratives where myths become real, familiar concepts become alien, or characters journey through mythic dimensions, like riding ancient currents in a sci-fi hyperspace. It describes stories that blend the uncanny, the fantastic, and deep archetypes, using mythological frameworks to explore modern anxieties and the "strangeness" of existence, making the familiar strange. 

Essentially, "mythological slipstream" points to stories that use the strange, hybrid nature of slipstream writing to explore enduring mythological ideas in unconventional, often unsettling ways.

Key Characteristics

• Disorientation: Creates a feeling of being in a distorting mirror or turbulent flow.
• Ambiguity: Blurs reality and fantasy, leaving questions unanswered.
• Deep Resonance: Aims for profound emotional and psychological impact, exploring deeper meanings beyond genre.