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Benny Profane

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Benny Profane

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Another Brazilian female writer who was criminally forgotten by our society, a common phenomenon in Brazil, that prefers to burry their heroes than keeps idiots in evidence:


In times of congenital idiocracy and hypersexualization of Brazilian women around the world, a pioneer female writer won't put in evidence by our "cultural" media and only will be recognized by few people who supports Literature and Arts, in general.

I couldn't find any wikipage about her, any available book, anything, but I found this paper about her and other forgotten female writers: https://www.seer.ufal.br/index.php/revistaleitura/article/view/13895
 

Benny Profane

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New publications:

Finally, in Brazil: https://ayine.com.br/catalogo/os-suaves-anos-do-castigo/ (Sweet Days of Discipline by 2021 Wolfie Finalist);

https://ayine.com.br/catalogo/marca-dagua/ (Essays by Brodsky about Veneza)


https://www.fosforoeditora.com.br/catalogo/a-casa-de-barcos-jon-fosse/ (Fosse's another book)

A lot of books by Companhia das Letras, but somethings cought my attention:

https://www.companhiadasletras.com....im-do-mundo-e-o-impiedoso-pais-das-maravilhas (Murakami's 1985 book)






Ndayie's another book published in Brazil:

 
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Bartleby

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New publications:

Finally, in Brazil: https://ayine.com.br/catalogo/os-suaves-anos-do-castigo/ (Sweet Days of Discipline by 2021 Wolfie Finalist);

https://ayine.com.br/catalogo/marca-dagua/ (Essays by Brodsky about Veneza)


https://www.fosforoeditora.com.br/catalogo/a-casa-de-barcos-jon-fosse/ (Fosse's another book)

A lot of books by Companhia das Letras, but somethings cought my attention:

https://www.companhiadasletras.com....im-do-mundo-e-o-impiedoso-pais-das-maravilhas (Murakami's new book)






Ndayie's first book in Brazil:

We actually have quite a few of NDiaye's books. Three Strong Women, My Heart Hemmed in, Rosie Carpe, I believe that's that. There was a children's book by Cosac Naify, but I'm not sure if it's been reissued.

And Murakami's is a new book to the Brazilian people, yes, but it's his 1985's Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World :)
 

Benny Profane

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We actually have quite a few of NDiaye's books. Three Strong Women, My Heart Hemmed in, Rosie Carpe, I believe that's that. There was a children's book by Cosac Naify, but I'm not sure if it's been reissued.

And Murakami's is a new book to the Brazilian people, yes, but it's his 1985's Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World :)
I fixed them. Thank you for the corrections. :)
 

Leseratte

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New publications:

Finally, in Brazil: https://ayine.com.br/catalogo/os-suaves-anos-do-castigo/ (Sweet Days of Discipline by 2021 Wolfie Finalist);

https://ayine.com.br/catalogo/marca-dagua/ (Essays by Brodsky about Veneza)


https://www.fosforoeditora.com.br/catalogo/a-casa-de-barcos-jon-fosse/ (Fosse's another book)

A lot of books by Companhia das Letras, but somethings cought my attention:

https://www.companhiadasletras.com....im-do-mundo-e-o-impiedoso-pais-das-maravilhas (Murakami's 1985 book)






Ndayie's another book published in Brazil:

Interesting selection. Glad to know that Salman Rushdie and Adriana Lisboa published new books
 
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Benny Profane

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From Carambaia (and its tradition of being "Cara pra Caraia"):

https://carambaia.com.br/tempestades-de-aco-ernst-junger




 
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Benny Profane

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From Moinhos, Zouk, Tinta Negra etc:


Dear @Verkhovensky, do you anything know about these writers: Krešimir Bagic, Boris Domagoj Biletic, Tomislav Marijan Bilosnic, Bozica Brkan, Ruzica Cindori, Lana Derkac, Dunja Detoni Dujmic, Goran Gatalica, Ivan Herceg, Ervin Jahic, Daniel Nacinovic, Mile Pešorda, Ivan Rogic Nehajev, Diana Rosandic Zivkovic, Davor Šalat, Stjepan Šešelj and Drago Štambuk?

From Demônio Negro:

 
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