Description
During a time of great turmoil, Gustave Flaubert created literature's most scandalous heroine: Madame Bovary. He then poisoned her with arsenic. But what if, 175 years later, Emma – and the women history overlooked – could seize the quill from his hands and tell a different story? Shafak takes readers on an extraordinary journey through time and space - from Flaubert's unusual childhood, to nineteenth-century Paris during the Revolution, and onwards. The questions at the heart of her work take on a thrilling new urgency: who gets to speak, and what would the silenced have said?
Details
  • Author: Shafak, Elif
  • Publisher: Penguin Random House Books Ltd
  • Format: Hardback
  • Publication Date: 15/10/2026
  • ISBN: 9780241745465
  • B-Code: B088028
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  • Pages: 608
  • Dimensions: 222x138mm
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