Circe

In Women Who Swim with Whales, Circe, island enchantress, niece of the sun god, fluent in flora and fauna, helped birth the Minotaur that defined the age of Minos. Pasiphaë, her sister, craved a sacred white bull. Daedalus, her lover, enabled both the deceptive conception and labyrinthine containment of Asterion, who had a human body and a bull’s head.

Circe Meets Odysseus With the weft and warp of nature’s grace, I spin tapestries in time and space. Tra la la! Picture me singing at my enchanted loom, handcrafted for me on Crete by Daedalus – a gratitude gift for helping him survive Scylla, every sailor’s nightmare. We had both created monsters, so he understood …

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