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A Thousand Ships by Natalie Haynes
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In A Thousand Ships, did you enjoy ...
... the chorus of women’s voices overshadowed by myth?
The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker
If you connected with the way A Thousand Ships gave voice to the overlooked women of myth, you'll be drawn to The Silence of the Girls. Here, Briseis tells her own story from inside the Greek encampment, offering a fresh, raw perspective on the Trojan War and the women caught in its wake.
... multiple intertwining narratives that re-examine a classic story?
Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie
If you enjoyed how A Thousand Ships wove together different viewpoints to reimagine an epic, you'll find Home Fire compelling. This modern retelling of Antigone unfolds through the eyes of siblings and lovers, each chapter deepening your connection to their fates.
... complex, resilient women who shape their own destinies?
Circe by Madeline Miller
If you were moved by the strength and nuance of the women in A Thousand Ships, you'll be captivated by Circe. Miller transforms the infamous witch of myth into a fully realized heroine who battles gods and mortals, forging her own path on the island of Aiaia.
... stories that span continents and generations with world-altering consequences?
The Power by Naomi Alderman
If you relished the sweeping, epic feel of A Thousand Ships, you'll be gripped by The Power. Alderman spins a globe-trotting narrative where women across the world discover a life-changing ability, radically shifting the balance of power and exploring its ripple effects on society.
... the emotional impact and aftermath of legendary war on its survivors?
The Women of Troy by Pat Barker
If you were drawn to the emotional resonance and aftermath portrayed in A Thousand Ships, The Women of Troy will speak to you. It follows Briseis and the other captive women as they grapple with loss and search for hope after Troy’s fall, delivering raw, poignant moments that linger.
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