11 de January

Al Berto was a Portuguese poet whose work stands out for its exploration of sensuality, the body, death, and identity, in a dense and imagistic lyricism. His poetry, marked by rigo…

Oswald de Andrade was a Brazilian poet, novelist, and essayist, a central figure of modernism in Brazil. His work is marked by irreverence, linguistic experimentation, and a strong…

Carlos Nejar is a renowned Brazilian poet whose work is distinguished by its lyrical intensity and exploration of universal themes such as love, death, time, and identity. His poet…

Otacílio Colares was a poet of Brazilian origin, whose works explore the complexity of human emotions and the ephemeral beauty of existence. His poetry is marked by careful languag…

João Augusto Sampaio was a poet whose work stood out for its lyrical depth and exploration of existential themes. His poetic compositions are marked by careful language and strong …

José Augusto de Castro was a Portuguese lawyer and poet, known for his poetic work that reflects a romantic and sometimes melancholic sensibility. Although his main activity was la…

Albertina Paraíso was a Portuguese writer and teacher, known for her literary work that encompassed poetry and prose, with a particular focus on social and feminine themes. She als…

Ludovina Frias de Matos is a Portuguese writer, known for her literary production that spans diverse genres, including poetry and prose. Her work reveals a particular sensitivity f…

Helder de Mendonça Cunha was a poet whose work is characterized by a deep sensibility and an attentive eye on the human condition. His poetry, often melancholic and introspective, …

Rogério Correia is a contemporary Portuguese poet, known for his engaged poetry and civic intervention. His poetic work often addresses social, political, and existential themes, m…

Alain Duault is a French poet, novelist, and essayist, known for his lyrical work and exploration of themes such as memory, the passage of time, and the ephemeral beauty of existen…

Juan Gonzalo Rose was a Peruvian poet and diplomat, a prominent figure of the Generation of the 50s in Peruvian literature. His poetic work is characterized by deep introspection, …

Josefina Plá was a multifaceted figure, excelling as a poet, ceramicist, journalist, and art critic. Born in Spain, she settled in Paraguay, where she developed much of her work an…

Thomas Hardy was a significant English novelist and poet, associated with the Naturalism literary movement. Though initially trained as an architect, his literary career spanned ov…

Oswaldo Alcântara was a Brazilian poet and professor, known for his contribution to contemporary poetry. His work explored universal themes with an accessible and profound language…

Orlando Mendes was a Portuguese poet, professor, and translator, a prominent figure in Portuguese poetry of the second half of the 20th century. His work, marked by rigorous formal…

Moacy Cirne was a Brazilian poet, literary critic, and professor, an important figure in experimental and avant-garde poetry in Brazil. His work is marked by irreverence, formal ex…

Xavier da Cunha was a Portuguese military officer, historian, and folklorist, with a notable career in the military and a deep dedication to the study of Portuguese traditions and …

Claude-Michel Cluny was a French writer and translator. His work spans poetry, prose, and essays, exploring themes such as memory, language, and the human condition. He also distin…

An eccentric and enigmatic figure of Spanish surrealism, José Bello Lasierra, known as Pepín Bello, was a multifaceted artist and intellectual. Although he did not leave an extensi…