Monday, 16 November 2009 14:22

However, all of this was eclipsed by the fact that at the age of 22, Joanna was accused of murdering her husband and his cousin. She pleaded her case in Latin to the Pope and his court and won. Although she had proven her innocence, Joanna’s legacy was marred for centuries.
Goldstone spent three years sifting through original letters, edicts, household accounts and chroniclers’ reports, much of which is presented for the first time in English.
Goldstone has written both fiction and non-fiction. Her books include “Four Queens: The Provencal Sisters Who Ruled Europe,” “Trading Up: Surviving Success as a Woman Trader on Wall Street,” “Bad Business: A Novel,” “Mommy and the Murder,” “Mommy and the Money: A Novel” and with her husband, Lawrence Goldstone, “Used and Rare: Travels in the Book World,” “Slightly Chipped: Footnotes in Booklore,” “Warmly Inscribed: The New England Forger and Other Book Tales” and “Deconstructing Penguins: Parents, Kids and the Bond of Reading.”
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