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Circe: New & Ancient Greek Tales
By Ellie Mackin Roberts (Foreword by), Imogen Dalton (Introduction), L.D. Burke (Contribution by), Z.D. Campbell (Contribution by), C.B. Channell (Contribution by), Mason Graham (Contribution by), Kay Hanifen (Contribution by), M.J. Harris (Contribution by), Elena Kotsile (Contribution by), Claire L. Marsh (Contribution by), Erin Murphy (Contribution by), Lourdes Ureña Pérez (Contribution by), Elizabeth Roberts (Contribution by), Zach Shephard (Contribution by), Jamie Simpher (Contribution by), Theresa Tyree (Contribution by), Mathieu W.R. Wallis (Contribution by)
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By Ellie Mackin Roberts (Foreword by), Imogen Dalton (Introduction), L.D. Burke (Contribution by), Z.D. Campbell (Contribution by), C.B. Channell (Contribution by), Mason Graham (Contribution by), Kay Hanifen (Contribution by), M.J. Harris (Contribution by), Elena Kotsile (Contribution by), Claire L. Marsh (Contribution by), Erin Murphy (Contribution by), Lourdes Ureña Pérez (Contribution by), Elizabeth Roberts (Contribution by), Zach Shephard (Contribution by), Jamie Simpher (Contribution by), Theresa Tyree (Contribution by), Mathieu W.R. Wallis (Contribution by)
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With new stories and an extended introduction, this collection focuses on the enchanting Circe of Greek mythology, featuring new perspectives on long-standing stereotypes.
Enchantress, goddess, witch, predatory seductress… Inevitably, Circe has been best-known in these terms, through the male gaze of Homer, Hesiod et al., as interpreted by readers and storytellers until today. Rarely does the classic literature give us a rounded view of a woman subject to the same flaws and emotions as anyon...
Enchantress, goddess, witch, predatory seductress… Inevitably, Circe has been best-known in these terms, through the male gaze of Homer, Hesiod et al., as interpreted by readers and storytellers until today. Rarely does the classic literature give us a rounded view of a woman subject to the same flaws and emotions as anyon...