31 de December

José Tolentino Mendonça is a Portuguese poet, essayist, and theologian, recognized for the depth and reflection on existential and spiritual themes in his work. His poetry, marked …

Junqueira Freire was a Brazilian poet, one of the most expressive of Romanticism in his country, especially associated with the ultraromantic period. His work is intensely marked b…

Giovanni Pascoli (December 31, 1855 – April 6, 1912) was an Italian poet. He is considered one of the greatest lyric poets in modern Italian literature. His poetry is characterized…

Marie d'Agoult, born Françoise-Aurélie d'Agoult, was a French writer, pianist, and journalist. She was a prominent figure in the literary and political circles of the 19th century,…

Gregório Silvestre was a poet whose work stands out for its religious depth and his ability to translate faith into moving and theologically rich verses. His poetry is an invitatio…

Mariana Belmira de Andrade was a notable figure in the literary landscape, known for her sensitivity and the depth of her poetic expression. Her work, although it may not have achi…

Pedro Cardoso is a name associated with literature, whose poetic contributions are highlighted by the exploration of existential, social, and emotional themes. His writing is chara…

Laurie Clements Lambeth is an American poet whose work explores rural life, the passage of time, and the complexities of human relationships with a lyrical and contemplative voice.…

Francisco José Tenreiro was a Cape Verdean poet, essayist, and physician, a prominent figure in African literature in Portuguese. His poetic work is recognized for its deep connect…

Miguel de Unamuno was a prominent Spanish writer, philosopher, and professor, a central figure of the Generation of '98. His work, marked by profound existential reflection and a v…

Maria do Carmo Lobato is a Portuguese writer whose work is part of the panorama of the country's contemporary literature. Although her literary incursions may cover different genre…

Alexandre de Gusmão, also known by his pseudonym "O Poeta de São Lourenço" (The Poet of São Lourenço), was a multifaceted figure in the cultural and political scene of colonial Bra…

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,…

Lorine Niedecker was an American modernist poet, recognized for her concise, imagistic, and experimental poetry. Associated with the Objectivist circle, her work is characterized b…

Francisco de Azevedo Cabral was a poet and playwright whose work was rooted in the literary traditions of his time, but who also sought to express modern sensibilities. His poetry,…

Roberto de Mesquita was a Portuguese jurist and poet, whose poetic work fits into a context of literary transition. Although his lyrical production is not as extensive as that of o…

Llorenç Gomis was a Catalan sociologist, journalist, and writer, known for his work in the fields of communication and education. His career was dedicated to reflecting on society,…

Piero Chiara was a renowned Italian writer, known for his narratives that frequently portray the life and customs of Lombardy, his homeland. His work is marked by a lyrical style a…