This book was first published as the second entry in a series of  retellings, one of which was Winterson's Weight and Natsuo Kirino's The  Myth of Izanagi and Izanami.
This book was first published as the second entry in a series of  retellings, one of which was Winterson's Weight and Natsuo Kirino's The  Myth of Izanagi and Izanami. One of this work's narrator worries that by  cutting a thread, she will kill the "Year King" or "Hanged Man." The  murder of twelve of this work's thirteen narrators is connected with the  decline of the Moon Goddess, or the cult of Artemis. In a chapter called  (*) "Slanderous Gossip" this book's narrator refutes the notion that she slept  with Amphinomos. This retelling ends with the murder of the aforementioned  twelve maidens after the Proci  are killed. For 10 points, identify this playful  retelling of The Odyssey written by Margaret Atwood.
This book was first published as the second entry in a series of  retellings, one of which was Winterson's Weight and Natsuo Kirino's The  Myth of Izanagi and Izanami.
The Penelopiad