Jennifer Saint’s Elektra Gives the Angry Women of Ancient History a Voice
Paste Magazine - 2022-05-06T04:46:11.000Z

We talk to author Jennifer Saint about her new novel Elektra and why we're all about female focused retellings of Greek myths these days.

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