Books

Junior Aguiar combines mystery, memory, and Northeastern Brazilian culture in a novel set in the Cariri region of Ceará

In the book *The Secrets of the Painter Medeiros: The Mysteries of the Silent Grotto*,…

Fernanda Pompeu challenges stereotypes about old age in a novel that blends humor, memory, and reflection

In *When I Was Old*, writer, screenwriter, and journalist Fernanda Pompeu offers a sincere and…

Arthur V. F. Furtado (Jaqueline Hernandez Risse)
Arthur V. F. Furtado transforms the education crisis into a provocative dystopia about the role of teachers

In a society where teaching has become an act of resistance, writer Arthur V. F.…

Lucas C. Maciel
Lucas C. Maciel transforms the challenges of modern fatherhood into a practical guide for first-time parents

In “The Awesome Dad’s Handbook: A Toolbox for First-Time Fathers,” everyday fatherhood expert and author…

Kleber Faria Sales
Kleber Faria Sales proposes a reflection on self-knowledge and presence in “Being, Beyond Existing”

In “Being, Beyond Existing,” writer Kleber Faria Sales invites the reader to reflect on the…

Katia Vaz Perez Alves Bacariça
Katia Vaz Perez Alves Bacariça rescues the ancestry and traditions of Umbanda in “The Girl Who Saw Iemanjá”

In “The Girl Who Saw Iemanjá,” yalorixá and writer Katia Vaz Perez Alves Bacariça transforms…

Eliane Cristina
Eliane Cristina explores the boundaries between justice and revenge in “An Eye for an Eye: Echoes of the Unforgivable”

In “An Eye for an Eye: Echoes of the Unforgivable,” writer Eliane Cristina constructs a…

Ivan Hegen
Ivan Hegen transforms memory, psychoanalysis, and human anxieties into stories of Free Association

Inspired by the psychoanalytic concept of free association, writer Ivan Hegen presents in *Free Association*…

Dione Caruzo
Dione Caruzo explores the relationship between religion and power in “The Sacred in the Profane”

In “The Sacred in the Profane,” theologian and public administrator Dione Caruzo proposes a reflection…

Paulo Spínola
Paulo Spínola transforms the Amazon and indigenous ancestry into a youthful adventure in “The Mystery of the Mamoé People”

In “The Mystery of the Mamoé People,” writer and biologist Paulo Spínola takes the reader…