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The Mad Women's Ball

2021224 pagesThe Overlook Press

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In 1885 Paris, Eugénie, a young woman from a respectable family, finds herself committed to the Salpêtrière mental hospital. There, she encounters Geneviève, the head nurse, and the brilliant but controversial neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot. As Eugénie navigates the confines of the hospital and the mysteries surrounding her confinement, she forms an unexpected connection with Geneviève, challenging the rigid social and medical norms of the era.

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Victoria Mas is a French author best known for her debut historical novel, The Mad Women's Ball. Her work focuses on the lives of women in 19th-century Paris and was

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