Whites need reality to understand dreams, Africans need dreams to understand reality. Just as whites have written stories, and Africans have oral stories. And life and death are so related that they are inseparable (like fiction and reality) and the Mozambican writer Mia Couto (Beira, 1955) considers them twin and interchangeable daughters of life. With these premises, and an infinity more that she has encountered along the path of life, Mia Cou…
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Whites need reality to understand dreams, Africans need dreams to understand reality. Just as whites have written stories, and Africans have oral stories. And life and death are so related that they are inseparable (like fiction and reality) and the Mozambican writer Mia Couto (Beira, 1955) considers them twin and interchangeable daughters of life. With these premises, and an infinity more that she has encountered along the path of life, Mia Cou…