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Salman Rushdie

Category Fiction
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Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780679640516

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The Enchantress of Florence

The Enchantress of Florence

By Salman Rushdie · Published by Random House

A mysterious European traveler, calling himself 'Mogor dell'Amore,' arrives at Emperor Akbar's court in Mughal India, claiming to be the descendant of a lost Mughal princess, Qara Koz. Her captivating story spans continents, from Uzbek captivity to becoming the lover of a Florentine soldier, Argalia. This epic tale intricately weaves together two distinct worlds: the opulent Mughal court, grappling with belief and desire, and Renaissance Florence, a realm of courtesans, philosophy, and political intrigue, where a young Niccolò Machiavelli observes the harsh realities of power. The central mystery remains: is Mogor's extraordinary story true, or a dangerous fabrication?Why You Should Read? Explore a rich narrative that interweaves the historical landscapes of Mughal India and Renaissance Florence. Delve into a captivating mystery surrounding a lost princess and a charismatic storyteller. Examine universal themes of power, destiny, and the agency of women across different cultures. Experience a masterful work of historical fiction and magical realism from Salman Rushdie.

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Category Fiction
Publisher Random House
ISBN 9780679640516
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000119280

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