“Fiction or non-fiction?”, the girl asks her mother. He reads what she writes, interrupts her often and doesn’t always recognize himself in what is being said. They shared a life, but they don’t remember it in the same way. The mother turns to books, myths, experience; the daughter raises objections to which there is not always an answer. In many of these disagreements there is humor.
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