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without women, there is no odyssey
No prizes for guessing who this one is about (or, more specifically, who it’s not about).
I did in fact go and see Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and my hot take is that I thought it was really amazing in terms of cinematography, and Ludw...
the problem with treating greek mythology as 'high culture'
Hi Ancient Echoers!
I hope everyone’s 2026 is off to a great start, and that my UK followers are enjoying the start of spring for me back home🌷🌿
I also wanted to say a huge thank you for tipping my last post over 200 likes this week! I...
why greek myths are having a feminist renaissance
Welcome back Ancient Echoers, and welcome anew to all my latest subscribers who are here from my article on Helen of Troy, a nine-month-old article which for some reason went a little crazy the other day and gained me around 100 likes and e...
the greek myth where the women killed all the men
Hey Ancient Echoers!
You’ll want to strap yourselves in for this one, because the story of the Lemnian women is one of the strangest and most unsettling myths in Greek mythology. And combined with my methods of retelling… I’ve created some...
why lavinia by ursula k. le guin feels so different to other greek myth retellings
Lavinia is a novel that reimagines classical mythology through the perspective of a character who barely speaks in the original texts.
If you know the Aeneid, you’ve heard of Creusa, Priam’s daughter in Troy and Aeneas’ first wife. You rem...
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