Marcelo Rubens Paiva debuts column in Ilustrada after journalism 'hibernation'
Marcelo Rubens Paiva resumes writing with a bi-weekly column in Ilustrada, reflecting on his busy year and aiming to capture his youthful spirit of opinion and rebellion.
Caio Fernando Abreu: 30 Years After the Death of One of Brazil's Greatest Authors, Library Exhibits Works in Showcase
A library in Porto Alegre pays tribute to iconic Brazilian author Caio Fernando Abreu 30 years after his death by showcasing his works.
Brazilian among the finalists for the 2026 International Booker Prize
A Brazilian, Ana Paula Maia, is nominated for the 2026 International Booker Prize alongside an Argentine author, making her one of the few Latin Americans on the list dominated by European authors.
Writer from Nova Iguaçu is a semifinalist for international fiction award
Brazilian writer Ana Paula Maia has been announced as a semifinalist for the prestigious International Booker Prize for her novel 'On Earth as It is Beneath'.
Itamar Vieira Junior to Release Second Book in the United States After Success of 'Torto Arado'
Brazilian writer Itamar Vieira Junior will release 'Saving the Fire' in the U.S. on September 1, following the success of 'Torto Arado'.
‘Recognizing reading and writing as a right,’ says Conceição Evaristo about literary themes
Conceição Evaristo emphasizes the importance of recognizing reading and writing as rights through her participation in Carnival, where literature is celebrated as a vital part of Brazilian culture.
João Adolfo Hansen, literary critic and professor of national literature at USP, dies
João Adolfo Hansen, a prominent literary critic and professor at the University of São Paulo, has passed away at the age of 83.
'The Eyes of Hunger Were Mine': The Story of Carolina Maria de Jesus, Theme of Unidos da Tijuca
Carolina Maria de Jesus, a prominent Brazilian writer, will be honored by the Unidos da Tijuca samba school at this year's Rio Carnival for her significant contribution to literature that highlighted the issues of hunger and poverty.
From 'Escrevivência' to Sapucaí: the trajectory of Conceição Evaristo, theme of Império Serrano
The Império Serrano samba school pays tribute to the important Brazilian contemporary writer Conceição Evaristo at this year's carnival, highlighting her contributions to literature and social issues.
Was Machado de Assis a Carnival Reveler? Understand the Relationship Between the Writer's Life and Work with Carnival
The article explores the unexpected connection between the renowned Brazilian writer Machado de Assis and his involvement in Carnival festivities during his youth.
Unforgettable book revives centuries of women's authorship in Brazilian poetry
A new book, "Inesquecíveis," highlights the contributions of Brazilian women poets over the last four centuries, challenging the male-dominated literary tradition.
Poet Adélia Prado Discharged from Hospital and Begins Recovery at Home in Divinópolis
Brazilian poet Adélia Prado has been discharged from the hospital after recovering from fractures sustained in a fall at home.