Journal d'une Courtisane

Her detailed portrayal of the period feels so immersive. I wonder what sources or research inspired her to craft such an authentic setting.

Her pursuit of fame and happiness made me question the cost of success in a restrictive society. Am I the only one who found myself rooting for her despite her flaws?

Using a real actress from the 17th century adds layers of complexity. I’m curious whether this approach was driven by wanting to humanize historical figures or something else.