What if history’s most bewildering plague wasn’t a medical mystery, but the world’s first viral challenge?
The year is fifteen eighteen. In the sweltering summer streets of Strasbourg, a woman named Frau Troffea steps from her home and begins to dance. There is no music, only the rhythmic scuff of her leather shoes on dusty cobblestones and the bewildered whispers of her neighbors. She does no...
