Greta Sykes Bücher

Set against the backdrop of post-WW1 cultural awakening, the story follows Lene as she navigates the turmoil of rising Nazi tyranny. The narrative explores themes of betrayal and despair that threaten to shatter the bonds of love and solidarity among women during this tumultuous period, highlighting the struggles they face in the face of oppression.

The collection features a blend of recent and older poems that explore themes of nature, love, politics, and ideals. Through thoughtful reflections and unique perspectives, the work delves into the complexities of human experience and the world around us, inviting readers to engage with both personal and universal truths.

Set in 2450 BC, the narrative follows Inanna, the Goddess of love and war, as she embarks on a quest to reclaim women's status, guided by her grandmother Ishtar. Accompanied by a friend and a eunuch, Inanna faces a near-fatal challenge that leaves her vulnerable. In Kish, they discover the troubling rise of the hero Gilgamesh, prompting a collaboration with High Priestess Nin to strategize his downfall. Their mission is fraught with danger, especially from Gilgamesh's vengeful mother, threatening their very lives.