Costanza Casati

Casati redefines narratives by blending historical depth with feminist perspectives, challenging traditional portrayals of legendary female figures. Her writing method involves a rigorous exploration of themes such as female ambition, love, and betrayal, which are intricately woven into her novels. This approach is evident in her debut book, "Clytemnestra", where she provides a nuanced retelling of the ancient Greek queen's story, giving voice and complexity to a character historically vilified. Meanwhile, her second novel, "Babylonia", set in the Assyrian Empire, further illustrates her commitment to examining the tragic consequences of war and the quest for immortality.\n\nThe author’s bio highlights her unique academic background, having studied Ancient Greek literature through one of Italy’s most demanding programs before earning a distinguished degree from the Warwick Writing MA. This solid foundation enables her to craft novels that resonate with depth and authenticity. Her engagement with readers extends beyond her books; through her online literary activities, she connects with a global audience, fostering a community of avid readers. \n\nCostanza Casati’s literary contributions have earned her significant recognition, including the Glass Bell Award for "Clytemnestra" and the distinction of being a Sunday Times bestseller for "Babylonia". Her works appeal to readers interested in historical and feminist fiction, offering them stories rich with emotional and intellectual engagement.