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“Back in the old days, in a small house in the deep, deep, deep interior town of Santuário...” Thus begins the recent novel by Brazilian writer Maya Falks, published by Macabéa Edições in July 2020. The book is accompanied by a map of the fictional town and a travel brochure. By way of twenty stories, the reader becomes acquainted with the muddy streets, religious festivals, and convoluted relationships that depict Santuário in all its poetry and brutality. The peaceful town, according to the cover blurb by Regina Dalcastagné, “reveals itself, little by little, as the ground of tragedies and acts of violence that begin inside the characters’ homes and extend themselves to the town’s political, social, and religious life.”

Santuário: seeing Brazil through a small town an interview with Maya Falks