Women I think about at night

Mia Kankimyaki leaves work, sells her house and goes to Africa to see how Karen Blixen, a Danish writer who owned coffee plantation in the 1920s and hunted wild animals in the savannah. It is inspired by courageous travelers and discoverers of the 19th century, who alone wandered in the most dangerous places of the planet. In Florence, Mia is looking for forgotten paintings by the artists of the Renaissance, who created grandiose canvases, despite all the restrictions of the era. In Japan, she follows the trail of Yayoi Kusama - the most famous artist of our time. Reviewing the world undeservedly forgotten female names, on his journey, Mia learns an inspired life and finds his own writer's voice. This book is an exciting journey through a variety of countries and eras, showing what women are capable of free from stereotypes and conventions!