Circe: The First Witch of Greek Mythology

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On the island of Aeaea, a woman waits. Daughter of Helios the sun god, aunt to Medea, Circe is called 'witch' by those who fear her power to transform. But transformation is her gift—she changes men into swine to reveal the beasts they already are. She is autonomy personified, choosing solitude over subjugation, magic over marriage. Until Odysseus arrives, and she chooses differently.

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