Amazons of Paris
Susanna ForrestViral photographs of an enigmatic Belle Epoque horsewoman set me hunting through archives and circuses from St Petersburg to Paris to uncover the lives of women who were artistes, survivors, and scapegoats of the nineteenth century.
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“Ah, countess! You have not only tamed beasts!”
Amazons of Paris is a newsletter researched and written by me, Susanna Forrest, as I work on a book of the same name. The Amazons were circus equestriennes and performers in nineteenth-century Europe, from the famous to the forgotten.
"His head sits in a cabinet in the Hermitage in St Petersburg, nearly 5,000 km away."
For the shortest, darkest nights of the year I have something very different this issue. This is the beginning of a book called Grave Goods that I worked on for years after finishing The Age of the Horse.
"What a pleasure! To have killed the Swede!”
Amazons of Paris is a newsletter researched and written by me, Susanna Forrest, as I work on a book of the same name. The Amazons were circus equestriennes in nineteenth-century Europe, from the famous to the forgotten. You can get a sense ...
“I thought all women who ran away from their husbands went to Paris.”
Amazons of Paris is a newsletter researched and written by me, Susanna Forrest, as I work on a book of the same name. The Amazons were circus equestriennes in nineteenth-century Europe, from the famous to the forgotten. You can get a sense ...
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I started out working in erotica in London, and somehow it led to chasing wild horses in Mongolia, getting spooked in St Petersburg, living in Berlin for 15 years, moving to Sweden, and hunting for daredevil women of the 1800s.
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