Historical Fantasy
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The Book That Rewrote Arthurian Legend—And Why It Haunts Modern Readers
The Mists of Avalon retells the Arthurian legend through the eyes of its women—Morgaine, Viviane, and Gwenhwyfar. This feminist epic chronicles the tragic clash between the matriarchal pagan faith of the Goddess and the rising patriarchal Christianity, symbolized by the fading Isle of Avalon. A profound story of spiritual loss, political intrigue, and the hidden…
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The Witch Who Wasn’t a Witch: Medea’s Story Reclaimed in a Brutal, Bloody Retelling
Rosie Hewlett’s The Witch of Colchis re-centers the myth of Jason and the Argonauts through the eyes of Medea. This powerful, humanizing retelling explores her not as a monster, but as a priestess, a witch, and a woman betrayed, offering a poignant and psychologically rich reclamation of a classical villain.