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O presente trabalho, relacionado ao estudo desenvolvido pelo projeto de pesquisa intitulado Mulheres fortes: O conto africano de lingua portuguesa de autoria feminina (PROBIC/FAPERGS), tem por objetivo analisar a condicao feminina presente em nove contos da obra Mornas eram as noites, de autoria da escritora cabo-verdiana Dina Salustio. A partir da leitura de obras criticas de especialistas nas literaturas africanas de lingua portuguesa, como Maria Aparecida Santilli (2007), Manuel Ferreira (1987), Pires Laranjeira (1995) e Simone Caputo Gomes (2006; 2013), assim como em artigos publicados em revistas academicas, revisamos a fortuna critica da autora com o intuito de conhecer seus temas. Nas nove narrativas, observamos que ha figuras femininas diferenciadas, representando um amplo apanhado de todas as classes sociais e de diferentes idades. A grande maioria das historias e narrada em primeira pessoa, o que aproxima o leitor da condicao feminina e tambem funciona como uma especie de pedido de cumplicidade por parte das narradoras para sentir-se parte desse emaranhado de sentimentos e situacoes em que elas se encontram. Palavras-chave : Literatura de autoria feminina. Conto. Literatura cabo-verdiana. Dina Salustio. Condicao feminina. ABSTRACT This article, related to the study developed in the research project Strong Women: African short stories written by women writers (PROBIC/FAPERGS), aims to to analyze the women’s condition in 9 (nine) short stories in Warm were the nights, by the Cape Verdean writer Dina Salustio. From the reading of critical works by scholars of African Literature in Portuguese Language such as Maria Aparecida Santilli (2007), Manuel Ferreira (1987), Pires Laranjeira (1995) e Simone Caputo Gomes (2006, 2013), as well as articles in academic journals, we revised the critical works about the author to get a better knowledge of her themes. In the nine narratives, we noted that there are differentiated feminine figures, representing a broad view of all social classes and different ages. The majority of stories were narrated in the first person, which connect the reader to the women’s condition as well as it works as a kind of asking for partnership by the narrators to feel part of this connection of feelings and situations in which the characters are involved. Keywords : Women’s writing. Short story. Cape Verdean Literature. Dina Salustio. Women’s condition.

A CONDIÇÃO FEMININA EM MORNAS ERAM AS NOITES, DE DINA SALÚSTIO