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Book synopsis

Dutch Dancer. Courtesan. The world's most famous Spy.
Now a Legend Reborn in the Epic verse.

In this modern-day Iliad, Mimin Zomi elevates Mata Hari to the pantheon of Homeric heroes. This sweeping narrative poem traces her meteoric rise from a quiet Dutch town to the colonial outpost of Java in the Far East-where she first discovered the sacred Oriental dances that would become her reinvention-to the glittering, gaslit stages of Belle Epoque Paris. But as the Great War looms, the music fades. Caught in a treacherous web of espionage and betrayal, Mata Hari is transformed from a global icon into a wartime scapegoat. Despite months of imprisonment and psychological torture, she meets the firing squad not as a victim, but as a fearless legend who lived and died on her own terms.

"I am no longer afraid of death; I shall die once and be free forever."

Book details

• Full title: Mata Hari
• Subtitle: Rose of Europe
• Author: Mimin Zomi
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 428
• EAN: 9789367234280
• ISBN: 9367234287
• ID: 51938366
• Publisher: Poetry World Org
• Weight: 571 g
• Dimensions: 229 × 152 × 24 mm
• Date of publishing: 09. March 2026

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