Suzanne Franco
Suzanne Franco - Historical Fiction Author & Storyteller
With over two decades of dedication to bringing the untold stories of heroic women to light, Suzanne Franco stands as a significant voice in historical fiction. Residing in South Africa, a nation celebrated for its resilient journey toward democracy,
Suzanne draws inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of its history and people. Her commitment to equality and compassion reflects in her narratives, which explore the profound impact of sometimes forgotten heroines on society.
Suzanne's debut novel, "Exile Child," based on the true story of Sarah Bartmann, has garnered exceptional acclaim, earning rave reviews from major publications. This novel, along with her follow-up work, "Soul Force," which illuminates the life of Gandhi's youngest female follower in the Satyagraha movement, showcases her ability to unearth and dramatize real-life dramas that inspire and educate.
A regular feature on radio and television, Suzanne's insights also resonate through her engaging public speeches, often delivered at significant South African government events. She believes that by recognizing the sacrifices and stories of historical women, her readers-and future viewers-can find hope and inspiration.
Her passion for history and storytelling is not just about preserving the past but igniting a spark for the future. Suzanne is currently seeking collaboration with film industry professionals to bring these poignant stories to a broader audience through the medium of film and television.
With over two decades of dedication to bringing the untold stories of heroic women to light, Suzanne Franco stands as a significant voice in historical fiction. Residing in South Africa, a nation celebrated for its resilient journey toward democracy,
Suzanne draws inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of its history and people. Her commitment to equality and compassion reflects in her narratives, which explore the profound impact of sometimes forgotten heroines on society.
Suzanne's debut novel, "Exile Child," based on the true story of Sarah Bartmann, has garnered exceptional acclaim, earning rave reviews from major publications. This novel, along with her follow-up work, "Soul Force," which illuminates the life of Gandhi's youngest female follower in the Satyagraha movement, showcases her ability to unearth and dramatize real-life dramas that inspire and educate.
A regular feature on radio and television, Suzanne's insights also resonate through her engaging public speeches, often delivered at significant South African government events. She believes that by recognizing the sacrifices and stories of historical women, her readers-and future viewers-can find hope and inspiration.
Her passion for history and storytelling is not just about preserving the past but igniting a spark for the future. Suzanne is currently seeking collaboration with film industry professionals to bring these poignant stories to a broader audience through the medium of film and television.