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Maria Dahvana Headley

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  • Beowulf
    Beowulf
    / Editions and adaptations

    …view of the monster, while Maria Dahvana Headley’s The Mere Wife (2018) was set in contemporary American suburbia and offered a more sympathetic portrayal of Grendel’s mother, who was presented as an army veteran suffering from PTSD. In 2020 Headley also published a feminist translation of Beowulf, and her version…

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    …view of the monster, while Maria Dahvana Headley’s The Mere Wife (2018) was set in contemporary American suburbia and offered a more sympathetic portrayal of Grendel’s mother, who was presented as an army veteran suffering from PTSD. In 2020 Headley also published a feminist translation of Beowulf, and her version…

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