Gazelle

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The book features a diverse range of narrating voices, including five male characters with distinct accents, such as an East Coast American professor and a British figure with Irish influence. Four female monologues present unique perspectives, from an aggressive elderly woman to a naive Midwestern girl sharing a childhood trauma. Additionally, a subdued young woman reflects on family relationships, while a lonely, hysterical princess from Bronze Age Greece evokes the tragic themes of Sophocles' Antigone. Each voice invites vivid imagination and deep emotional resonance.