These damn women

Dalton Trevisan's short stories obsessively revolve around one main theme: romantic conflicts. In "Ases Malditas Mulheres," the war between the sexes is presented neither from a sexist nor a feminist perspective; cruelty and gentleness alternate between the two sexes. Today's martyr may be tomorrow's shrew, in a bitter romantic rotation. With his own distinctive style, the author meticulously traces the endless struggle between men and women, this ancient saga of love and hate.