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The present article proposes an analysis of Grațiela Benga’s volume, Penelope’s Voices: Tones and Accents in Contemporary Romanian Poetry, the first critical approach to contemporary (and ultracontemporary) poetry written by women in the Romanian literary space. The volume builds a muchneeded female network of poetic voices, through which Grațiela Benga aims to explore and revalue the poetry of contemporary authors while highlighting the heterogeneity and complexity of female poetic voices.