Nettles’s Reviews > The Penelopiad > Status Update

Margaret Atwood understands that women suffer, but she also has internalized misogyny and talks about Helen in a judgmental way. She doesn't like that Helen leans into her beauty, and Penelope talks about her own sister in a detached, almost disgusted way.

This book becomes a playbook for how today's "feminist Greek retellings" are written and the thread is very clear to me