Welcome to the world of two 18th-century girls who want nothing more than to live on their terms. But both you and I know the likelihood of that is slim to none. Author, Poet, and writing teacher Carmela A Martino joins us on the podcast today to tell us all about her newest book Playing by Heart, the story inspired by mathematician Maria Gaetana Agnesi and composer Maria Teresa Agnesi. Join us as we explore the inspiration behind the book, and the real-life stories of these incredible young women, and talk about the importance of women's history. What are ya waiting for friend? Stop reading and press play!! 💛💙
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