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The Madeline Miller Collection

Madeline Miller

Illustrated by Julie Dillon

Step into the Madeline Miller Collection – where gods meddle, mortals fall hard and love gets seriously complicated. The Song of Achilles and Circe come vividly to life with Julie Dillon’s glorious illustrations.

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‘'It has been such a delight to work with the team at Folio. Everyone was incredibly passionate, and worked so hard for these stories. I am often very picky (I admit it!) and they were so responsive and wonderful about everything.’
  1. Madeline Miller

Circe and The Song of Achilles – Madeline Miller’s mythic novels – reimagine ancient tales with heart, magic and unforgettable heroines and heroes. Julie Dillon’s radiant illustrations, shimmering top edges and printed slipcases make these Folio editions a feast for the senses. From Circe’s banishment and transformation to Achilles and Patroclus’s epic love amid the fury of Troy, these novels bring gods and mortals vividly to life. The Song of Achilles includes an introduction by rockstar classicist Emily Wilson. This pair celebrates storytelling in all its power – fierce, tender and utterly timeless. Perfect for fans of Greek myth, love stories and novels that dare to rewrite the canon.

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The Song of Achilles

Circe

 

About Madeline Miller

Madeline Miller grew up in New York City and Philadelphia, and studied classics at Brown University. She taught Latin and Greek at high school while writing The Song of Achilles (2011, Folio 2024), which took her ten years, and won the Orange Prize for fiction. Miller’s next novel, Circe, appeared in 2018 (Folio 2025): it was an instant no. 1 New York Times bestseller and is being adapted for TV by HBO Max. Miller’s novels have been translated into 25 languages and her essays have been published in the Guardian, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post.

About Julie Dillon

Julie Dillon is an illustrator from the Pacific Northwest, whose clients include major book publishers such as Simon & Schuster, Tor, Penguin and HarperCollins. Since graduating in fine arts from Sacramento State University in 2005 her work has won numerous awards, including a Hugo for best professional artist, as well as Locus and British Fantasy awards for best artist.  For The Folio Society she has illustrated Lord Dunsany’s The King of Elfland’s Daughter (1912, Folio 2025) and The Song of Achilles (2011, Folio 2024) by Madeline Miller.​

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