NEW YORK - s4story -- As excitement builds for Christopher Nolan's forthcoming adaptation of The Odyssey, audiences around the world are once again preparing to journey alongside one of mythology's greatest heroes, Odysseus. The renewed fascination with ancient Greece is expected to introduce millions to Homer's epic tale of adventure, survival and homecoming.

But while heroes such as Odysseus, Achilles, Heracles and Jason have dominated popular retellings for centuries, many of Greek mythology's most compelling stories belong to its mortal women.

Author Sophia Kallisti hopes to bring those women back into the spotlight with her new book, Rebel Women of Greek Mythology.

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Rather than focusing on legendary warriors or powerful gods, Rebel Women of Greek Mythology explores the lives of extraordinary mortal women whose courage, determination, compassion and resilience continue to resonate with readers today. Their stories are filled with difficult choices, personal sacrifice, unwavering loyalty and the strength to endure circumstances that often seemed impossible.

"These women were never intended to be superheroes," says Kallisti. "They were mothers, daughters, wives, queens and ordinary people who faced extraordinary challenges. Their stories remind us that true courage often lies not in defeating monsters, but in perseverance, integrity and hope."

Drawing on the ancient Greek sources, Rebel Women of Greek Mythology revisits women whose lives helped shape the mythology that has inspired literature, art and film for more than two thousand years. While many readers know the names of the great heroes, far fewer are familiar with the women whose actions influenced kingdoms, changed destinies and, in some cases, even altered the plans of the gods.

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The book examines timeless themes including courage, justice, loyalty, sacrifice, grief, resilience and renewal. Although these myths were written in antiquity, they continue to offer insights into human nature that remain strikingly relevant today.

With public interest in Greek mythology continuing to grow across books, television and cinema, Kallisti believes there has never been a better moment to rediscover the remarkable women whose stories deserve to stand alongside those of mythology's most celebrated heroes.

Rebel Women of Greek Mythology is available now in paperback and Kindle editions across the USA and worldwide through Amazon:
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