Jennifer Saint is a British novelist known for retelling the stories of female figures from Greek mythology.
In the Chicago Review of Books, Elektra has "brought fascinating women from Greek myth to life". [1] In Paste, her novel Atalanta was described as "feels like such a breath of fresh air". [2]
- Ariadne, Wildfire, 2021 ISBN 9781472273901
- Elektra, Wildfire, 2023 ISBN 9781472273956
- Atalanta, Headline, 2023 ISBN 9781472292155
- Hera, Wildfire, 2024 ISBN 9781250855602
- ^ Macallister, Greer (3 May 2022). "Reimagining Myth in "Elektra": An Interview with Jennifer Saint". Chicago Review of Books. Retrieved 6 December 2023.
- ^ Baugher Milas, Lacy (9 May 2023). "Jennifer Saint's Atalanta Gives A Lesser Known Greek Heroine Her Due". Paste magazine. Retrieved 6 December 2023.
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Jennifer Saint is a British novelist known for retelling the stories of female figures from Greek mythology.
In the Chicago Review of Books, Elektra has "brought fascinating women from Greek myth to life". [1] In Paste, her novel Atalanta was described as "feels like such a breath of fresh air". [2]
- Ariadne, Wildfire, 2021 ISBN 9781472273901
- Elektra, Wildfire, 2023 ISBN 9781472273956
- Atalanta, Headline, 2023 ISBN 9781472292155
- Hera, Wildfire, 2024 ISBN 9781250855602
- ^ Macallister, Greer (3 May 2022). "Reimagining Myth in "Elektra": An Interview with Jennifer Saint". Chicago Review of Books. Retrieved 6 December 2023.
- ^ Baugher Milas, Lacy (9 May 2023). "Jennifer Saint's Atalanta Gives A Lesser Known Greek Heroine Her Due". Paste magazine. Retrieved 6 December 2023.
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