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Isadora
Women dancers
literary fiction
Fiction, biographical
Historical
France
Historical fiction
Art
Literature
Fiction
In 1913, Isadora Duncan was known as much for her stunning dance performances as for her eccentric and salacious personal life ― her lovers included poets, directors, and the heir to the Singer sewing machine fortune. But when her two children drowned in Paris, she found herself taking on a role she…
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