Enheduanna is my creative interpretation of the world’s first known author. Contrary to the common assumption that this figure would be Homer or any other male writer from antiquity, or even Sapho who lived a thousand years later, the earliest identifiable author is Enheduanna (2285BC), the Mesopotamian high priestess of Ur (El-Muqayyar, Iraq). Enheduanna is widely recognised as the first named author in recorded history and is credited with composing some of the earliest surviving works of literature and poetry.