Susanj

Susanj asked Theodora Goss:

Still curious, if you've ever read Rosalind Miles' Who Cooked The Last Supper; The Women's History of the World? Saw Hamilton yesterday, and kept thinking, How brilliant it would be to see a musical of a Women's History of the World! Told by historical women, known and unknown, Goddesses of Olde, Pendle "Witches"; So much possibility!!!

Theodora Goss No, but that sounds wonderful! It would be great to get a history of the world from the women's perspective . . . And so necessary, really, since we so rarely get to hear what the women were doing or had to say! :) And I will definitely look for the Miles book.

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Shandy

Shandy asked Theodora Goss:

I'm absolutely inhaling The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter and am thrilled to hear there will be a sequel! In the meantime, can you recommend any particularly enjoyable nonfiction works that you encountered in your doctoral research? (Best dissertation topic ever, in my opinion!)

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A Goodreads user asked Theodora Goss:

I read the fist Athena club book today. ABSELUTELY LOVE IT. Ciurios thought, will "Catherine Moreau" publish her books? I mean through you. You could do as Meg Cabot and give the money to a charity. I would like to read about Rick Chambers. Silly as he seems.

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