Feminist authors who have rethought the Odyssey.
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Feminists Rethinking The Odyssey
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Penelope Underrated (Like Many Mothers)
In an inspiring essay, a student draws on a long overdue appreciation of her mother to explore Penelope’s heroism in “The Odyssey.”
Penelope’s Advice for Frustrated Writers
John Scalzi’s marvelous poem about Penelope weaving and unweaving her shroud mirrors the writing process.
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