Ana Pessoa

Desvio

Mary John

En un largo y vivo registro autobiográfico, Teresa Tristeza va rindiendo testimonio de su mundo, de lo que hierve dentro de ella y de lo que va pensando sobre los demás. Entre el otoño y el verano, entre los 17 y los 18 años, entre el fin de su paso por la preparatoria y su ingreso a la universidad, Teresa registra las emociones, dilemas, incertidumbres, angustias y perplejidades propias del crecimiento. Verosímil y fuerte, su narración envuelve al lector, que se identificará fácilmente, no sólo con las experiencias compartidas en casa y en la escuela, sino también con el lenguaje y el estilo, muy contemporáneos, que distinguen el relato.

Aquí es un buen lugar

Supergigante

Aqui é um bom lugar

Mary Jo

Como Desenhar O Corpo Humano

Numa longa carta dirigida a Júlio Pirata, Maria João faz o balanço dos anos vividos na pracinha que ambos partilharam durante a infância e a adolescência. ENtre a mágoa e o humor, Maria João organiza os seus pensamentos e emoções, concentrando forças para começar um novo capítulo da sua história.

Janne Teller

Kapka Kassabova

Julya Rabinowich

Leïla Slimani

Annelies Beck

Karolina Ramqvist

Hilary Cottam

Nora Ikstena

Renata Salecl

Gloria Wekker

Zsófia Bán

Ioana Nicolaie

Yvonne Hofstetter

Saara Turunen

Asja Bakić

Silvia Bencivelli

Lisa Dwan

Maarja Kangro

Sofia Kouvelaki

Carine Krecké

Caroline Muscat

Nora Nadjarian

Bronka Nowicka

Tereza Nvotová

Edurne Portela

Apolena Rychlíková

Žydrūnė Vitaitė

In collaboration with Hay Festival and Wom@rts. Introduced by Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project. ‘To be European,’ writes Leïla Slimani, ‘is to believe that we are, at once, diverse and united, that the Other is different but equal.’ Despite these high ideals, however, there is a growing sense that Europe needs to be fixed, or at the least seriously rethought. The clamour of rising nationalism – alongside widespread feelings of disenfranchisement – needs to be addressed if the dreams of social cohesion, European integration, perhaps even democracy are to be preserved. This anthology brings together 28 acclaimed women writers, artists, scientists and entrepreneurs from across the continent to offer new perspectives on the future of Europe, and how it might be rebuilt. Featuring essays, fictions and short plays, Europa28 asks what it means to be European today and demonstrates – with clarity and often humour – how women really do see things differently. ‘Inspiring, essential, honest and deeply humane... This brilliant collection takes readers on a brave journey into our beloved continent, Europe, daring to tell the stories beyond its centres of power and privilege.’ - Elif Shafak

Writing by Women on the Future of Europe

Europa28

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