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29 de set. de 2020 · 1. The fortune teller, by Machado de Assis. The plot of the tale A Cartomante revolves around a love triangle composed of a couple – Vilela and Rita – and a childhood friend very close to the boy – Camilo. Afraid of being discovered, Rita is the first to see a fortune teller.
Aqui você vai encontrar 20 short stories inspiradas em situações da minha vida. Os textos são escritos de maneira informal, tentando reproduzir da melhor forma possível a maneira como a maioria dos brasileiros se expressa. Cada short story contém um link com o áudio da minha narração.
14 de mar. de 2022 · For years, Brazilian authors have been writing stories about love and pain, about corruption and the cacao plantations, about loneliness in the country and the chaos of city life. You might not see all the authors or works you would like to see on this list.
- Leah Rachel Von Essen
- O Quinze, Rachel de Queiroz
- The Feint, Sérgio Rodrigues
- Time and The Wind, Erico Verissimo
- Captains of The Sands, Jorge Amado
- Lampião and Lancelot, Fernando Vilela
- 1808, Laurentino Gomes
- I’d Receive The Worst News from Your Beautiful Lips, Marçal Aquino
- City of God, Paulo Lins
- Pornopopeia, Reinaldo Moraes
- Macunaíma, Mario de Andrade
Brazilian journalist, author, and diplomat Rachel de Queiroz published her first work, O Quinze, or “The Year Fifteen”, in 1930—when she was only 20 years old. Born in Fortaleza, Ceará in 1910, Ms. Queiroz led a prolific life, recognized for her newspaper columns, novels, and short stories. In 1964, Queiroz represented Brazil at the United Nations ...
Recently published by Brazilian journalist and author Sérgio Rodrigues, The Feintfeatures a weary sports commentator and equates the talents of soccer legends Didi, Zidane, and Falcão to the prose of Vladimir Nabokov. Rodrigues’ book won the Portugal Telecom Grand Prize.
This epic by popular 20th-century writer Erico Verissimo comes in three parts: The Continent, The Portrait, and The Archipelago. The trilogy narrates the formation of Brazil’s southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul. Verissimo’s work spans 200 years of history, from 1745 to 1945. Over these years, Brazil’s South was characterized by oligarchy, intern...
In this revolutionary work, Jorge Amado portrays the lives of the street children of Salvador, one of the major cities in Brazil’s Northeast. In this gang of 100 street kids, ages 7 to 15, there are leaders, teachers, dreamers, and lovers. At the time, however, Amado received harsh criticism for integrating aspects of Afro-Brazilian culture, such a...
In this book, legendary folk heroes of two very different worlds meet. Lampião is a real-life bandit from Brazil’s Northeast, who enjoyed much popular support for becoming a Robin Hood-esque figure. In Vilela’s adventure, he encounters medieval knight Lancelot, who challenges him to a duel. The book won two Jabuti awards, the most important in Braz...
In this page-turning portrayal of history, Queen Maria of Portugal and her cowardly son João flee to Brazil under Napoleon’s threat of war. As a result, Brazil becomes a state, at last. Gomes’ book won the Jabuti award for Novel-Reportage as well as the Non-Fiction Book of the Year.
The screenwriter and journalist Marçal Aquino masters the gritty suspense of a deadly affair between photographer Cauby and his lover Lavínia. Aquino writes his books for the screen, in order to pull more people towards his characters. This particular work sold 25,000 copies and reached millions in a TV adaption. While his work doesn’t yet have an ...
Paulo Lins’ book follows the transformation of his hometown favela: Cidade de Deus (City of God) in Rio de Janeiro. The author traces the roots of his community from the small-time criminality of the 1960s to the full-blown drug gang violence of the 1990s. Lins spent eight years collecting the information for his book, also working as a research as...
Pornopopeiaexploded on to the Brazilian literary scene as São Paulo’s answer to Trainspotting. The book tells the story of a struggling cinematographer, who makes a living filming commercials for obscure brands. When the protagonist accepts a job to film a commercial for a sausage company, he ends up mixed up in a sex and drug-trafficking ring. His...
In the style of magical realism and regional dialects, Mario de Andrade tells the story of Macunaíma, born in the Brazilian jungle with special shapeshifting powers. His protagonist travels to São Paulo and back again, taking the readers through polar opposites of Brazilian life. In fact, Macunaíma is a representation of the Brazilian character as ...
Brazilian literature classics have had an immense impact on literature worldwide. These works tell stories that reflect Brazilian culture, identity, and history. Below are some of the best Brazilian novels that you shouldn't miss: "The Posthumous Memoirs of Bras Cubas"
Modern Brazilian Short Stories. by William L. Grossman (Translator) April 2022. Originally published 1967. Hardcover. $95.00, £80.00 Paperback. $39.95, £34.00 eBook. Title Details. Rights: Available worldwide. Pages: 176. ISBN: 9780520307575. Trim Size: 5.5 x 8.5.
18 de mai. de 2016 · The book was shortlisted for the most important Brazilian literary prizes. Você Vai Voltar pra Mim (“you are coming back to me”) is like a gallery of characters whose lives were tainted by the dictatorship in different levels. In his short stories, Kucinski seems to have attained more control of his writing.
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