Remember the Tarantella

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The novel features a unique structure with twenty-six characters, each represented by a letter of the alphabet, emphasizing a blend of learned and playful prose. It explores themes of feminism and historical context, particularly the plight of women accused of witchcraft who used the 'tarantella' as a ruse to escape their fate. Celebrated since its initial release in 1987, this re-release in paperback highlights its enduring significance in feminist literature, combining serious themes with a whimsical narrative style.