In “Said the Dead,” we meet and follow extraordinary women with extraordinary lives, in a time when Europe and Ireland are in the midst of World War I. As infectious disease outbreaks tear through a women’s asylum in Cork City, Lucia Strangman, one of Europe’s first female doctors, rises to these challenges and then some.
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In “Said the Dead,” we meet and follow extraordinary women with extraordinary lives, in a time when Europe and Ireland are in the midst of World War I. As infectious disease outbreaks tear through a women’s asylum in Cork City, Lucia Strangman, one of Europe’s first female doctors, rises to these challenges and then some.
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