Fiction
Lettres D'une Peruvienne (MLA Texts & Translations)
Zilia writes her way to freedom, one letter at a time. Graffigny gives her protagonist a voice that cuts through eighteenth-century assumptions about women and foreigners. The epistolary form makes each revelation feel intimate, urgent. For readers who appreciate how radical ideas can hide in conventional forms, who know that the personal is always political.
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