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Small talk is the ugly duckling of culture, don't even look cools, nor is alcohol served in them, but they lead you to admire authors and artists and to learn firsthand about the subject at hand. So let's take a look at some of the proposals we have available in Valencian November because they are, in fact, very interesting. First we have a new event called Stimulus, where lies like those of the writer Juan Gómez Jurado or César Bona, one of the fifty best teachers in the world according to the Global Teacher Prize, they talk first-hand about how they carry out their projects using design and creativity. On the other hand, in CHATS, a Sant Miquel dels Reis, literary figures and other cultural personalities make us enjoy and learn. Javier Olivares is coming this month (the illustrator of novel graphics Las Meninas) i Lorenzo Silva (detective novel writer) to talk about how fiction can help us understand the past [2]. Then there is the cycle of conferences of theLluís Vives School of Thought of The Boat, which in November brings us the testimony of two Afghan women judges [7] and a dialogic talk on how to disable the politics of fear from journalism and justice [21]. THE Futur·lab Conferences of The Ships they will screen the documentary 2040, where we will discover what the future could be like if we simply adopt the best that exists today, with a subsequent discussion on the topics covered in the film [17]. In Like the Revolt a series of meetings have been scheduled under the heading Autumn debates which will revolve around climate change, feminism, corruption in the Valencian Country, the defense of the territory and social inequalities; in one CaixaForum there is a cycle called Encounters with… where prominent creators of the national scene like Lula Gómez pass by [18], creator of the web series you are a poop. December will be the Pichiavo's turn [23/12], two urban artists who met graffitiing the streets of Valencia and now travel the world making creations. S.M.
