Reviving women's lost stories through historical fiction
While my new book will focus on one woman in particular (although I'm not yet ready to reveal more!), my research recently made me aware of quite a few women that no one but professors seem to know about. Yet each of their stories deserves to be told, to further enrich our knowledge of women of the past. Learn more.
CALLING ALL JANE AUSTEN FANS! Such a pleasure to be on my absolute favourite podcast talking about Persuasion. We discuss Book One, Netflix's recent movie, middle children, bibliotherapy, class differences, and why Austen is just so damn good at satire, subtlety, and psychology. Enjoy!
There may be a new Raphael painting to admire! Meanwhile, I review some historical fiction I recently read.
If you've read The Virgins of Venice, please write a review. Thank you!
The Virgins of Venice is officially available today - thanks for your support and happy reading!
My new historical novel set in Renaissance Italy, The Virgins of Venice, is available for preorder now! Perhaps a gift for the reader, history lover, Italophile, or future Venice traveler on your holiday list?
November 11 is the Feast of San Martino. Who was he?
I hope you enjoy The Virgins of Venice book trailer!
I'm thrilled with The Virgins of Venice's beautiful cover! What do you think?
Paying homage to Raphael in Rome 502 years after his death.
Gina Buonaguro 