Medusa

This fresh take made me think differently about mythological villains. I'm curious how the author approached giving Medusa a voice and depth.

The blending of ancient mythology with detailed historical context made the story feel more tangible. Did the author do extensive research or was it more intuitive?

It felt like the story was more about Medusa's inner world than her legend. Is that what drew others in or did it slow down the mythic feel for some readers?