Seeking representation and publication for The House of Atreus trilogy. The first two novels were formerly published by Neem Tree Press as Clytemnestra’s Bind and Helen’s Judgement. More info at susancwilson.co.uk
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Book tour next week for Helen’s Judgement, book two in The House of Atreus trilogy. ⚖️

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Today is publication day! 🎉 I’ve lived with this novel for many years, and now Helen’s Judgement ⚖️ is out in the world.

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On the left, my MP’s generic response to my email about the government’s AI proposals. Middle and right, analysis of concerns from UKAI in this insightful Diginomica article: diginomica.com/abandon-prop...

Four weeks until publication! Helen’s Judgement launches on 20th March.

Hated by both sides for her part in the Trojan war, Helen must decide where her loyalty―and her safety―lies.

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Reader review: ‘There is just something so mesmerising about this story. It’s what historical fiction should be and should aspire to be. It makes you fall in love with history, it makes you ache to learn more.’

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Bought the cats a new basket, which they’ve treated with intense suspicion for a week. Yesterday evening, Mopsie ventured inside for the first time and has apparently not left it for over 12 hours. I’m now filled with admiration, envy and concern.

Grab a #BlackFriday bargain! 50% off Clytemnestra’s Bind paperback edition when buying from @unbounders.bsky.social

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Electra’s Fury: After years of longing for their fathers to return from the Trojan War, the homecoming ends in disaster. Can the daughters of Clytemnestra and Helen forgive their mothers for the men’s downfall, or has the final destruction of the House of Atreus arrived?

Helen’s Judgement: Helen tries to build a new life in Troy after fleeing her marriage, but her husband pursues her at the head of an army. Blamed by both sides for the ensuing war, she must decide where her loyalty―and her safety―lies.

Clytemnestra’s Bind: Forced into marriage with the murderer of her husband and son, Clytemnestra will do whatever it takes to protect the children she bears him. But soon, his ambitions threaten to once more destroy the family she loves.

Hello, decided to dip a toe in the water here after some lurking! I’m a writer, reader, cat lady and (ancient) history enthusiast. Currently working on the final novel of The House of Atreus trilogy. Would love to connect with bookish types!

And since it’s #Caturday, meet Dulcinea and Miss Moppet.