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They Were Never Meant to Be Silent
The Women of Greek Myth, Reimagined
EDITORIAL REVIEW BY J. LYNN ELSE, HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY
“ ... Wilson has crafted a meticulously researched narrative, brimming with entrancing details and emotional depth. Iphigenia’s walk through life vividly depicts the hardships and savagery of the Bronze Age, especially the practice of sacrificial worship as told through the eyes of a character once on the receiving end of it by her own father’s hand. Iphigenia grapples with her new reality as questions arise about her survival and how she ended up on the island of Tauris. Can she accept this new life and find a place of belonging when reminders of her old one keep popping up? The prose captivates with its exquisite, indulgent detail; its evocative quality and the overarching poetic narration by the protagonist are reminiscent of works like Ithaca and Circe. A beautifully told and vividly re-imagined coming-of-age tale set in ancient Greece.”
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