This book builds upon the popularity of the classic myth and its retellings; it presents the story of the often-misunderstood Medusa, as interpreted by both ancient and modern minds. Medusa, a figure shrouded in mystery, has been variously described as a fiend, a monster, and a captivating seductress. However, it is her tragic fate that has made her the one of the most misunderstood mythological women. Male historians, poets, and epic writers like Hesiod and Ovid have provided diverse accounts of her life, and many of these descriptions resonate with the struggles of the outsider, the cursed, and those who serve the vision of others. This fascinating collection intertwines new stories with ancient origins, offering a comprehensive exploration of the life of the formidable and enchanting Medusa.