by Lauren Groff · Olivier · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782823618334
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Set in the 12th century, this novel tells the story of Marie de France, a young woman cast out of the court by Eleanor of Aquitaine and sent into exile in an English abbey. Far from being defeated, Marie finds in this isolation a revelation: she dedicates herself to her ideals, her passion for words, and the pursuit of a life of power and sisterhood. In a world marred by violence, she becomes a visionary leader and a symbol of emancipation long before the word 'feminism' existed.
