15 de April

Fernando Namora was a Portuguese doctor and writer, a prominent figure of the 1940s generation, also known as the "Geração de Orpheu." His literary work, in both prose and poetry, …

Paulo Eiró is a contemporary Portuguese poet, whose work falls within the line of more intimate and reflective poetry. With a refined language and an attentive eye on the small thi…

Ronaldo Cagiano is a Brazilian poet and professor whose works explore the complexity of human existence through dense and imagistic language. His poetry is marked by reflection on …

Abgar Renault was a Brazilian jurist, university professor, and writer, whose literary work stands out for its lyricism and reflection on existential and social themes. His poetry,…

Henry James was an American writer who spent most of his adult life in England. He is known for his novels and short stories that explore the complex interplay between his characte…

Corrado Alvaro was a prominent Italian writer and journalist, known for his engaging prose and profound humanism. Born in San Luca, Calabria, on April 15, 1895, his work frequently…

Jean Moréas was a Greek poet who became a naturalized French citizen, known for being one of the founders of Symbolism in poetry. Born in Athens, he moved to Paris where he became …

Tomas Tranströmer was a Swedish poet and psychologist, widely recognized for his lyrical and introspective work that explores the relationship between nature, the self, and the wor…

Luís Forjaz Trigueiros was a Portuguese poet and essayist, a figure linked to surrealism in Portugal. His poetic work is marked by formal experimentation, the exploration of the un…

Juan Carlos Mestre is a Spanish poet known for his lyrical and engaged work. His poetry explores themes such as memory, identity, and the human condition, often with accessible and…

Marga do Val is a Galician poet and writer, known for her lyrical and contemplative poetry that addresses themes such as identity, memory, and the relationship with nature. Her wo…

Maria Alberta Menéres was a multifaceted Portuguese writer, recognized for her extensive work aimed at children and youth, but also for her adult poetry of deep lyricism and existe…

Jean-Paul Sartre was a French philosopher, writer, playwright, and literary critic, a central figure of atheistic existentialism. His vast and multifaceted work explores human free…

César Vallejo was one of the most important poets in Spanish-language literature, whose work is marked by profound humanity and innovative linguistic experimentation. His poetry ad…

Dante Milano was a Brazilian poet, literary critic, and professor, known for his concise poetry and profound existential reflection. His work is marked by the exploration of themes…

Matthew Arnold (24 December 1822 – 15 April 1888) was an English poet and cultural critic. He was Professor of Poetry at the University of Oxford from 1857 to 1867. Arnold is remem…

Amorim de Carvalho was a Portuguese poet and writer. His poetic work, placed in modern literary contexts, explores sensitivity and lyrical expression. Through careful language and …