Dominga habla sola : Todas las historias que habitamos

Dominga talks to herself, but sometimes she also goes out for a walk with Alpargata. Like today. The plaza is a hive of activity, a place that almost no one notices or stops to think about. What stories lie behind each of the passersby who walk the streets every day? Dominga, with her sharp gaze, is an expert at seeing what no one else appreciates, because to understand the underlying meaning of things, there's nothing better than stopping and dedicating time to them. And Dominga knows this perfectly! As they recount and discuss the stories of some of the women who often stroll through the neighborhood, Dominga and Alpargata talk to us about loneliness, old age, and imposed roles; but also about desire, sexuality, sisterhood, and friendship. In this book, Elisabeth Justicia captures, through Dominga's wise and insightful words, the reality of many women and reflects on the invisibility, ageism, and lack of empathy that society shows toward older women. It gives us a wake-up call to help us understand how inspiring, valuable, and necessary they really are.