ENTREVISTA | AFONSO REIS CABRAL

After "My Brother," winner of the LeYa Prize, and "Sugarloaf Mountain," distinguished with the José Saramago Prize, Afonso Reis Cabral returns with "The Last Grandfather," a book that delves into family heritage and the collective memory of the colonial war. Amidst silences, absences, and mourning, the novel traverses three generations marked by a past that insists on returning. In conversation with Cultura FNAC, the writer discusses the boundary between memory and fiction, the weight of inherited silences, the relationship between generations, and the craft of writing. "Memory is a form of fiction," he says. Cultura is Encounter. Period. CULTURA FNAC - free events every day. https://www.fnac.pt Follow us on: https://www.fnac.pt/culturafnac   / culturafnac     / fnacportugal     / culturafnac     / fnacportugal