A review by cdeane61
Lavinia by Ursula K. Le Guin

4.0

Well written and interesting take on the story of Aeneas, from the viewpoint of his Italian wife Lavinia.

Not many write about the history of Italy before Roman times, so this was refreshing in that sense.

The incorporation of Virgil into the story was masterfully done, as was the recreation of the times, the people, the rites, and the land.

So, too, the creation of a story using a character that appears briefly, and does not even speak, in the Aeneid

Highly recommended for fans of historical fiction.