An 18-year-old history student hopes to show that her research subject, 16th-century poet
Lucia of Gonzaga, was a modern woman supressed by her time period, but as the traveling
student sends messages back to her 21st-century mentor, she reveals more than just history as
she’d hoped it would be.
— Michael Main
You were wrong about my age, though. In the sixteenth century, I’m an
adult. I am physically mature and able to bear children, and that’s
all that matters. No one cares about the completeness of my frontal lobe.