In the beginning, there was Khaos –
and in the end, there is still her voice.

Between those two silences lived the women of Greek myth:
goddesses, witches, queens, daughters, mothers, monsters, mortals.
Some were worshipped. Some endured.
All were misremembered.

She Who Remembers gathers their voices and gives them back their names.

Through lyrical retellings, confessions, divine monologues, and whispered reckonings, this collection listens to the women beneath the myth. Hera speaks of survival. Persephone of choice. Medusa of the moment before she broke. Sappho carries the first flame of poetry. And at the edges of every story, Khaos – the primordial mother – holds what the world tried to forget.

This book does not rewrite myth.
It listens.

Written as a chorus of voices, She Who Remembers is a reclamation of memory, power, grief, and voice – for myth-lovers, daughters, storytellers, survivors, and anyone who has ever felt unseen.

Let the women speak again.
Let them be remembered.