Natalie Scott: A Magnificent Life

Natalie Scott is widely recognized as a literary and cultural dynamo of the early 1900s. As a Red Cross nurse and translator she was awarded the Croix de Guerre Frances highest medal for bravery in World War I. She was also a celebrated writer and journalist in both Mexico and the United States. She founded several artistic and literary colonies socialized with a group that included William Faulkner and Sherwood Anderson and even created a peasant school and medical cooperative in impoverished Taxco Mexico. This incredible account of her passions causes and adventures is one of a real New Orleans lady a lady whose comfort in the role of Southern woman belied the adventurous and varied life she led.