
“Our actions are judged by men in hoods who represent a church that does not recognize us except as sinners and she-devils.”
“Our actions are judged by men in hoods who represent a church that does not recognize us except as sinners and she-devils.”
Inspired by serial murderess Giulia Tofana whose poison Aqua Tofana was utilized by 17th century women to rid themselves of abusive and dangerous men in Rome, this is a feminist historical fiction retelling of a women's liberation during the European Renaissance period. From her early teachings by her mother to building a network of accomplices, Tofana was a woman feared by the patriarchy and the corrupt Church.