Medeae Daemones

Macronized. Every long vowel in the Latin is marked.

In this play by Stefano Vittori, Medea struggles to master her inner demons, in every sense, as she turns against her husband Jason, his soon-to-be father-in-law Creon, and the consequences of her own strength. A study of love, politics and power, written in Latin verse with every long vowel marked, by one of the best-known writers of living Latin.

Includes a facing English translation, illustrations, Marina Garanin’s music for the songs, and Latin prefaces by Luke Ranieri and Alexandre Feye.

Musca sum, quae per tuī cerebrī volat conclāve.
I am a fly that flies through the chamber of your mind.

Second edition, 2026. This edition corrects the long marks and resets the text.

Paperback, 6 × 9 inches, 116 pages. ISBN 978-1-961822-07-8.