Galatea by Madeline Miller

Galatea by Madeline Miller

Galatea was carved from marble and brought to life by Pygmalion, the sculptor who loved his own creation more than any living woman, and this short story picks up after the myth's traditional ending, once his adoration has curdled into total, suffocating control over her.

Miller, celebrated for Circe and The Song of Achilles, gives Galatea a voice and a plan of her own, reframing the classical myth of a man's idealised creation as a story about a woman calculating exactly how far she will go to reclaim her own life.

A sharp, feminist short story from the bestselling author of Circe.

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