The Enchantress of Florence

by Salman Rushdie

First published 1997

A mysterious traveler arrives at the Mughal court, spinning a tale of a legendary beauty with powers of enchantment. As the emperor Akbar becomes obsessed with this woman's story, we journey to the sensual High Renaissance city of Florence, where the infamous Machiavelli learns the brutal price of power. Two far-flung realms collide in this dazzling tale of destiny, desire, and the intoxicating dance between myth and reality.

Genres: literary-fiction, historical-fiction, fantasy, magical-realism

Vibes: atmospheric, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: epic-tale, myth-and-legend

Setting: Mogul Empire, Florence, Italy, Fatehpur Sikri

Period: 16th century

368 pages · Hardcover · Random House

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