I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

Gray retells the myth of Medusa from her own perspective, tracing how a young woman assaulted by a god and then cursed by a goddess for it became reduced, over centuries of retelling, to a monster whose death is celebrated as heroic rather than as the killing of a victim.

Part of a wider recent wave of feminist mythological retellings, the novel restores interiority and agency to Medusa, examining how her transformation into a villain reflects mythology's broader habit of blaming women for the violence done to them.

A feminist reimagining of Medusa's myth from a rising voice in fantasy fiction.

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