It would be good if we could exchange some ideas on the matter - Mil Folhas Collection 19

Mário de Carvalho calls upon all of us. Us and our acquaintances. He makes humour out of illusions and disillusions, loves and heartbreaks, blessings and misfortunes.

The Communist Party does not escape his irony. Dazzling Lisbon shines, but also other places and addresses. Eduarda Galvão is the prototype of the young journalist. Jorge de Matos is the weary professor. Joel Strosse is the lingering hope while there is life.

Other bourgeois characters enter, some shyer, some bolder, some more open, some more reserved. The reader easily recognises them by looking around. There are also some politics, red flags, books in libraries, a revolution that grew late.