I, Antigone

In a poetic retelling of the Greek myth, "I, Antigone" features the daughter of Oedipus as she reflects on her family's tragic destiny, exploring themes of fate, free will, and loss. Through her perspective, the story offers a nuanced meditation on the enduring impact of tragedy and legacy. This adaptation is a thoughtful addition to the classics, appealing to fans of myth retellings and literary fiction alike.