Mini-discourse and literary soiree with Tatiana Pequeno and Énia Lipanga with the theme “I am a question: literature, world writing, poetic gift and creation”. About Énia Lipanga: I was born in Maputo, in the Luís Cabral neighborhood, I am the youngest daughter and I have 5 brothers and 2 sisters. I had a busy childhood full of friends. He liked to play ball, jump rope and tell stories. Énia had to become an adult very early. I got pregnant before I was 18 and I started to have a great responsibility as a person. Motherhood made me a focused woman who fights for her dreams, because it was no longer just Énia or a girl, it was me and my son in a context in which pregnancy created several problems of social acceptance. I had support from my family, especially my mother. Tatiana Pequeno was born in 1979, in Rio de Janeiro. She has two books published: replica das nettles (2009) and Aceno (2014), both by Oficina Raquel. She works as a professor of literature at the Universidade Federal Fluminense, where she coordinates a research group on the relationship between body, gender, sexualities and Portuguese-language literature. (October 25, at 5:00 pm at the Centro Cultural Brasil – Mozambique) Source: Carta de Moçambique
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