Francisco Silva

Francisco Silva was born in Lisbon on Saint Martin's Day, in the distant year of 1964. His childhood spent in the countryside and his school years in the city allowed him to learn, absorb, and put into practice from a very early age the sound values ​​of Christian life, which include solidarity, sharing, and helping others.
He holds a degree in Radiology from ESTSL and works at the local health unit in São José/Curry Cabral Hospital.
Following family teachings, he volunteered for small tasks from a very young age. Over the years, his activities grew, and without abandoning his acts of solidarity and personal initiative, he became part of and contributed to the growth of associations that accepted volunteer service.
Born from daily personal and professional experiences, he has published eleven books in recent years, this being the twelfth to see the light of day. In this turbulent world we live in, he anticipates publishing several more in the very near future, making up for lost time and opportunities.
The literary vein came late and is far from stopping the productive flow!
He is the author of the following books:
Hunger for affection, Chiado Editora, 2013
27 Nights, Chiado Editora, 2016
The audience created a book., Red Circle, 2016
Rhymes in the open air, Vieira da Silva Editions, 2018
Who tells a story?, 5 Books, 2019
Joseph's wives, 5 Books, 2020
Tino's follies, 5 Books, 2022
Doubly in Love, 5 Books, 2022
From the Abyss to Riches, 5 Books, 2023
A Scotsman in the Alentejo, 5 Books, 2024
The Unexpected Day 13, co-authored with Luís Ramos, 5 Books, 2024