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Contemporary literature is somehow difficult to define, but in this third and last episode of Frozen Flowers Litrilogy we talk to our friend and scholar Ana Paula Herculano about some female authors and their works from the last decades of twentieth century up to today.
We believe that women currently have more space and visibility in different literary fields, but what themes do they talk about? Which places and spaces do they speak from? What can we expect from the female authorship for the future?
Listen to "Which paths is female authorship walking to?" to engage in these discussions.
Follow us on Instagram: @litea.podcast
Soundtrack: Desespoir Agreable from Erik Satie played by Mal Waldron (1983)
By Literary TeaContemporary literature is somehow difficult to define, but in this third and last episode of Frozen Flowers Litrilogy we talk to our friend and scholar Ana Paula Herculano about some female authors and their works from the last decades of twentieth century up to today.
We believe that women currently have more space and visibility in different literary fields, but what themes do they talk about? Which places and spaces do they speak from? What can we expect from the female authorship for the future?
Listen to "Which paths is female authorship walking to?" to engage in these discussions.
Follow us on Instagram: @litea.podcast
Soundtrack: Desespoir Agreable from Erik Satie played by Mal Waldron (1983)