MARIE ANTOINETTE by Antonia FraserRead about another entry on the list.
A brilliant exploration of a tragic queen, of queenship and the French Revolution.
Antonia sets the gold standard for biographers in everything but she’s particularly good at showing the faults. I like writing about women and queens are fascinating because as women they are seen as secondary but they’re royal so are put above a lot of people.
--Marshal Zeringue