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| Gigi Berardi | A young woman in Renaissance Florence pursues early science in a world controlled by men | What is the title of your latest release? What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book? |
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| Bianca's Cure and Dr. Gigi Berardi: Florence’s Hidden Cure: Women, Science, and a Not-So-Nice Heroine | This week on the podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Gigi Berardi — professor, journalist, and now historical novelist — to talk about her forthcoming book "Bianca's Cure," a Renaissance-set novel about women’s knowledge, early science, and what happens when a woman… |
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| Bianca's Cure: A Conversation with Gigi Berardi | In this weeks episode, I am joined by author Gigi Berardi to discuss her most recent release, the historical fiction, "Bianca's Cure." "Bianca’s Cure” fictionalizes a search for a cure for malaria in the country where the disease was named (“bad air” in Italian),… |
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| So Fantasy Like But So Amazingly Real Bianca's Cure by Gigi Berardi | It's very interesting, "Bianca's Cure," because it almost feels like it should be taking place today. And I realize the |
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| Bianca's Cure - Interview with Author Gigi Berardi | Today we have a very special guest on the podcast, Gigi Berardi, acclaimed writer, Fulbright Scholar, and Western Washington University Professor who will be talking with us about her new book, … |
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| Janis Robinson Daly's Women in History | The following compiled list of historical fiction represents thirty-one titles to read, discover, learn, and celebrate women who’ve made history, individually or collectively. Their achievements languish in the shadows, awaiting authors to write their stories and readers to embrace them. |
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| Book Review: “Bianca’s Cure” by Gigi Berardi | In “Bianca’s Cure” by Gigi Berardi (She Writes Press, February 10, 2026), Berardi brings her own training and expertise, first as a biologist at University of California San Diego and then as a social scientist at Cornell, in tackling provocative subjects to uncover the who and why of… |
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| Professor Gigi Berardi’s ‘Bianca’s Cure’ is an anthem to women in science | |||
| Huxley professor's book a finalist for Independent Author Network Book of the Year | |||
| WWU’s Gigi Berardi Wins Living Now Book Award for ‘FoodWISE’ |