La femme qui écrivit la Bible

The story offers a unique angle on a well-known history, but I wonder what sparked the idea to give voice to this character. Was it based on historical research or creative imagination?

The book challenges traditional narratives, which made me think about how much of history has been shaped by male perspectives. Did others find this perspective empowering or unsettling?

The storytelling feels intimate and reflective, which deepened my connection to the character’s inner world. I’d love to know if the author intended this style to evoke a personal, almost spiritual experience.