Clytemnestra (Penguin Random House) By Costanza Casati

Costanza Casati brings one of Greek mythology’s most infamous women to life in Clytemnestra, a gripping historical fiction novel that reimagines the tragic queen’s story from her own perspective. Known as a villain in ancient myths, Clytemnestra is portrayed here as a woman of strength, intelligence, and unbreakable will. From her early years as a Spartan princess to her marriage to Agamemnon and the devastating betrayals that shape her, this novel explores love, revenge, and the power dynamics of the ancient world. As Clytemnestra seeks justice for the horrors inflicted upon her family, readers witness the making of a queen feared by all.

Why Read This Book

• A powerful feminist reimagining of a legendary queen.

• Engaging storytelling that challenges traditional views of mythology.

• Immersive historical detail with a fresh, modern perspective.

• Ideal for lovers of Greek mythology, historical fiction, and strong female protagonists.

About the Author

Costanza Casati is an Italian writer and journalist with a passion for history and mythology. She studied ancient history and has a keen interest in giving voice to overlooked women in classical literature. Clytemnestra is her debut novel, bringing a fresh and compelling take on one of Greek mythology’s most complex figures.