Proibir está proibido (A Luanda que eu vivi)
A memoir of a city, a time and a way of seeing that stay with you.
Stories born from a life in motion
Janice Souza writes fiction and non-fiction about travel, memory, revolutions and possible futures. Books in Spanish and Portuguese, shaped by the curiosity of someone who has lived between cultures.
Five titles · Memoir, historical fiction, short stories, technology and dystopia
A bookshelf between memory and imagination
Telling stories is another way of travelling
Writing is an essential part of my life. Stories travel with me like a notebook I always carry, so I never lose what deserves to be told.
My books move between memory and imagination, between Portuguese and Spanish. Their pages hold cities, eras and characters asking to be heard, and the curiosity of someone who never stops wondering how things work.
Fiction and reality meet when a lived experience turns into a question.
Five books, five ways in
Personal memoir, imagined historical encounters, short stories, a practical guide and a dystopia about intelligence and freedom.
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Santos-Dumont and the Wright Brothers: Shall We Dine?
A fictional encounter where Alberto Santos-Dumont and the Wright brothers meet at an imaginary dinner. The bold Brazilian with his Parisian charm and the meticulous Americans share perspectives on aviation, challenges, and ambitions.
Labirinto de Contos Inesperados: Percursos da Imaginação
A collection of stories that sprang from a fervent imagination, from the deepest daydreams, and from everyday experiences transformed into sparks of inspiration. A pause in the daily hustle, an escape route for the imagination.
Tu Pequeño Manual de SEO
A manual that illuminates the path for those seeking to optimize their web pages. Don't be fooled by its size: like fine perfumes kept in small bottles, it contains secrets and wisdom capable of transforming your digital presence.
El Edén Artificial: Las Hijas del Códice
In a distant future, a dystopian society controlled by omnipotent artificial intelligences. Mara, a brilliant young woman, is selected for her rare ability to conceive and enters the Eden, where she begins to question the lack of choice and oppression.
Would you like to talk about the books?
For questions, collaborations or literary conversations, you can write to Janice directly.