Thus Saith Eve. Satellites Out of Orbit, #1

Eve should be blamed for choosing the apple? For choosing knowledge over obedience? Knowledge of good and evil? She thinks not. Mary insists she be recognized for who she is--the mother of God. And, well, you can imagine what Noah's wife had to say about his grand idea. Nineteen epistles in all. Not only good reading, but also well-suited for auditions. Also part of the Satellites Out of Orbit collection - Soliloquies: the lady doth indeed protest, Deare Sister, UnMythed, and Snow White Gets Her Say "What initially drew me to Thus Saith Eve is the way it reimagines some of the most familiar biblical narratives by placing women's voices, experiences, and perspectives at the center of stories that have traditionally been interpreted through patriarchal frameworks.
The book questions inherited assumptions about obedience, morality, identity, and the role of women within religious and cultural traditions. It challenge narratives of blame, silence, and submission while exploring themes of knowledge, autonomy, resistance, faith, and self-definition." Betty C. Crawford "Short, but definitely entertaining . and serious between the lines." 5/5 Lee Harmon, A Dubious Disciple Book Review"A truly wonderful source of feminist fiction.
In addition to being an extremely enjoyable and thought provoking read, the monologues can also be used for audition and performance pieces. ." Katie M. Deaver, feminismandreligion