Writing from memory and loss

Ana Paula Tavares and Dulce Maria Cardoso meet in a conversation where literature emerges from memory, history, and their fractures.

With trajectories shaped by different geographies, Angola and Portugal, their work explores colonialism, exile and the reconstruction of identity.

Between poetry and narrative, they evoke voices, places, and times that resist erasure.

A session in which writing becomes an act of listening and repair.


To access BABELL sessions, even with a ticket in hand, you must always bring a book with you.