Books

Ariadine Netto
Ariadine Netto transforms overcoming challenges and accessibility into a sensitive narrative in the novel The Path That Hooves See for Me

Inspired by personal experiences marked by pain and the need to redefine limits, writer and…

Elenice Koziel
Elenice Koziel transforms grief, exhaustion, and care into a feminine journey in the novel Vale das Pitangueiras

In the novel “Vale das Pitangueiras” (Valley of the Pitanga Trees), writer and PhD in…

Dau Bastos
Dau Bastos revisits half a century of Brazilian political tensions in Manobras de Retorno (Return Maneuvers)

In Manobras de retorno (Return Maneuvers), writer and professor of Brazilian literature Dau Bastos constructs…

Cristina Sobral
Cristina Sobral invites you to pause and listen in “Under the Light of a New Before”

Amidst the accelerated pace of contemporary life, poet Cristina Sobral proposes a gesture of deceleration…

Karin Gobitta Földes
Karin Gobitta Földes explores maturation and reunions in “Rhymes of Randomness”

In the novel “Rhymes of Randomness,” writer and Master of Literature Karin Gobitta Földes follows…

Alessandra Jammel
Alessandra Jammel addresses anxiety and teenage maturation in “Everything Will Be Alright: What a Phase!”

In the book “Everything Will Be Alright: What a Phase!”, Rio de Janeiro-based writer Alessandra…

Rafael Nagime
Rafael Nagime transforms silences and choices into literary reflection in Stories to Read Aloud

In *Tales to Read Aloud*, writer Rafael Nagime brings together ten narratives that delve into…

Marcos Vinicius de Paula
Marcos Vinicius de Paula exposes the social fissures of Brazil in “Corpo Estranho” (Strange Body)

In the anthology *Corpo Estranho* (Strange Body), Marcos Vinicius de Paula brings together twelve short…

Cristina Seixas
“Rabena Karib”: Cristina Seixas rescues faith, immigration, and resistance in the story of an Italian-Egyptian couple in Brazil

Inspired by the Arabic expression meaning “God is near,” journalist and researcher Cristina Seixas presents…

Felipe de Caux
Between memories, losses and resistance: Felipe de Caux revisits the marks of dictatorship and inequalities in “Between Mountains and Predictions”

In Between Mountains and Predictions, the Minas Gerais-born physician and writer Felipe de Caux constructs…