S.K.

Hi to all of you have found my page, I am writing a reimagined story with myths, giving them a new voice and possibility. One of my current project is a retelling centered on Calypso—trapped on her own until the end of time, punished simply for being the daughter of Atlas. Every time someone arrives on Ogygia, they eventually leave. That is the fact. But what if one didn’t have to leave so quickly?

That’s the heart of my book: giving Calypso a chance at happiness, freedom, and love. In this retelling, she finally gets a happy ending—with a woman of my own creation, an original character who sees her not as a mythic figure bound by fate, but as a person worthy of choice, tenderness, and a future.

The concept is simple enough: what if the gods decided that keeping Calypso trapped on her cursed island was starting to become a problem? After all, every time someone ends up washed ashore, they cannot leave on their own without divine interference. So, what if the last time someone arrived on Ogygia, the Gods offered an opportunity for both her and Calypso to fight for their freedom?

I write because I believe myths belongs to all of us. It’s alive, changing, and always ready to be told over and over again—this time with the promise of more joy, and more healing.

If you’re drawn to sapphic love stories, myth retellings, and narratives that ask “what if things could end differently?”—then this book might be for you.