By Ron Charles | Washington Post The archaeological evidence is sketchy, but the first pussy hat was probably knitted by Circe. Among nasty women, the witch of Aeaea has held a place of prominence … ...

Madeline Miller's re-imagining of the witch Circe from The Odyssey makes for an intriguing, feminist adventure novel that is perfectly suited for the #TimesUp moment. Circe is also a smart read ...

Circe’s father, Helios, lives in a palace of “polished obsidian . . . the stone floors smoothed by centuries of divine feet.” She describes a royal court just beyond the edge of physical ...

In a photo provided by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the 2,500-year-old clay wine vessel that depicts the scene from Homer’s Odyssey, where Odysseus confronts the goddess and sorceress Circe ...

‘Circe’ Muses on Mythology and Mortality 4.5 Stars. By Melissa C. Rodman, Crimson Staff Writer. Madeline Miller knows how to weave a story.

Madeline Miller's new novel, "Circe," the follow-up to her award-winning "Song of Achilles," similarly creatively re-imagines classical mythology. She comes to the Festival of Books April 22. News ...

Early in the pages of “Circe,” the recent novelization of the Greek goddess’s life, Madeline Miller describes a meeting between the titular character and Prometheus. At the time, Circe is a young, ...

Circe by Madeline Miller, $16, Amazon. Eighth grade Miller was thrilled to be reading this mythology on her own for the first time. "I was making notes in the margins, you know, I was so excited.