Miriam Riverlea
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PhD Miriam Riverlea – is a researcher and writer with a lifelong interest in classical mythology and its reception in contemporary culture. She completed her PhD, entitled My First Book of Greek Myths: Retelling Ancient Myths to Modern Children, at Monash University in 2017, and has taught classical studies and children’s literature at several Australian universities. Other research projects have explored the reception of the myth of the Trojan horse in ancient and modern contexts, and examined the mythic elements of computer adventure games from the 1980s. Beyond academia, she has worked in libraries and archives, and as a researcher in the field of cultural interpretation. She has been the editor of a community newspaper, and is now studying early childhood education.
