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BOLOGNA 2018

Riff Agency: Lucia Riff, [email protected] and Camila Marandino, [email protected]

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CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG READERS’

AUERBACH, Patricia – Rights of the Little Reader .................................................................................... 3

AUERBACH, Patricia; FRANCO, Blandina; LOLLO, José Carlos – The Fallen Moai ...................... 4

CARRASCOZA, João Anzanello – Toy Box ..................................................................................................... 5

COLASANTI, Marina – A Friend Forever ....................................................................................................... 6

CONRADO, Laura; CARVALHO, Marina – Literary Friendship ............................................................. 7

FRANCO, Blandina & LOLLO, José Carlos

Tomás’ Gang ............................................................................................................................................................ 9

Gas Series ................................................................................................................................................................ 10

LISBOA, Adriana – A King Without Majesty .............................................................................................. 12

REZENDE, Stella Maris – Because We Dreamt ......................................................................................... 13

TAVANO, Silvana – The Poetry of Things ................................................................................................... 14

RIFF SELECTION

ACIOLI, Socorro – The Ghost Ballerina: Anabela In Four Acts ........................................................... 16

CARRANCA, Adriana – Malala, the Girl Who Wanted to Go to School ............................................ 17

GROSSOS, Vinicius – The Almost Ran Over Boy ....................................................................................... 18

PRATA, Antonio – Naked, In Boots ............................................................................................................... 19

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RIGHTS OF THE LITTLE READER (Direitos do pequeno leitor)

Patricia Auerbach

Companhia das Letrinhas, 2017

48 pages

When it comes to books and reading, adults have

guaranteed rights – they can read whatever they want,

when they want. But what about young readers? The ones

who are just beginning to explore books: what are their

rights? They can be the main character of a story, play with

their favourite heroes, re-read a short story as many times

as they want, or even give up reading a book half way

through. This book was created to guarantee that all

children are aware of all these rights and others, and so it

will be easier to ensure they are respected.

A manifesto in defence of allowing children to read without restrictions or obligations: from

giving up reading a book half way through to taking inspiration from a character in a story

to create their own adventures. Everything is permitted when it comes to developing our

young readers.

Translated sample available in English.

Patricia Auerbach was born in São Paulo, in 1978. She studied Architecture, has worked as an art director and taught History of Art. Today, she teaches Art for kids at school, writes and illustrates books.

Other titles:

O lenço

Brinque Book, 2013

- Highly Recommended, by the

National Foundation of Children and YA Book, 2013

O jornal

Brinque Book, 2012

- Shortlisted for the Jabuti Prize – Best Illustration Children’s/Young Reader 2012

- National Foundation of Children and YA Book Award for Best Picture Book 2012




THE FALLEN MOAI (A queda dos Moais)

Patricia Auerbach, Blandina Franco and Luis Carlos Lollo

Escarlate, 2018

64 pages

The Fallen Moai is a story about the holidays of a boy named Joaquim.

The narrative is a sequence of several independent texts, each of

them written in a different text genre.

Right on the first page, a travel agency leaflet advertises an Easter

Island’s promotion; in sequence, in a comic book story, Joaquin’s

father announces that the island is the family’s next holiday

destination. And so the story goes, revolving around the mystery

implicating the main tourist attraction in Easter Island, the Moai, who

have all inexplicably fallen with their faces on the ground.

At the end of the book, the text genres are introduced.

Thirty text types (news, email, nursery rhymes, chronic, tale, epigraph, proverb etc.) and

never-ending mess and misunderstanding turn this trip a fun and unforgettable experience!

Full translation available in English.

Blandina Franco is a Brazilian children’s writer. She has twice been awarded the Jabuti

Prize, and keeps her awards on a shelf full of books, alongside a few pieces of Lego and

several toy birds. Married to José Carlos Lollo, she shares not only all her publications with

him, amounting to over 40 books, but also a desire to move to a house in the woods and

spend her time making up stories. She has never visited Easter Island, but imagines it must

be really great, and has always wondered if the Moai figures were buried with just their

heads exposed to stop them from picking their big noses.

José Carlos Lollo is a talented Brazilian designer, art director and illustrator of children’s

literature. He was won awards, including Professional of the Year, Leão and Jabuti prizes, as

well as some chocolate medals in school spelling contests, and takes good care of his awards,

apart from the coins, which were eaten a long time ago. He has never visited Easter Island,

but says he wants to go there and when he does he will draw every single Moai in one of his

sketch books.

Patricia Auerbach is a Brazilian writer who loves drawing, and so ends up illustrating most

of her own books. Patricia has published 6 books and won various prizes, including the

FNLIJ (National Children’s Book Foundation) award for best picture book for her book The

Newspaper, and the children’s jury prize for The Scarf at the Bratislava Biennial of

Illustration. She has never been to Easter Island, but she is planning to go there with

Blandina and Lollo to celebrate the publication (and the success!) of this book.




TOY BOX (Caixa de brinquedos)

João Anzanello Carrascoza

SM Editora, 2017

56 pages

Ten short stories and mini short stories make up the book Toy Box.

The narrative unit is guaranteed by the presence of the boy, unnamed

child who invents and recreates, from situations of the collective

imagination — the creation of the world, the adventures of D. Quixote

—, universes, sensations and emotions fundamental for the

recognition of the experience of living. With extreme sensibility and

beauty, Larissa Ribeiro’s illustrations are shown in perfect harmony

with the delicacy of the adventures experienced by the boy.


João Anzanello Carrascoza (São Paulo, 1962) has

published more than 30 books, including short stories

and novels for children and teenagers, several of them

award winners. He has taken part in international

programs for resident writers, such as Ledig House

(USA) and Château Lavigny (Switzerland), and has

had some of his works translated into English, French,

Italian, Swedish, and Spanish. João also worked as a

copywriter for two decades in big advertising agencies in the country.

Other titles: O volume do silêncio Aos 7 e aos 40 SESI, 2007 Alfaguara, 2013 - Third place in the Jabuti Prize France: Anacaona -Finalist of the São Paulo Literature Prize

2014 Aquela água toda -Longlisted for the Portugal Telecom Prize Alfaguara, 2012 -Included in the IBBY catalogue France: Joie de Lire for Latin America and the Caribbean - Second place in the Jabuti Prize -Best short stories book of 2012, from the São Paulo’s Art Critics Association - Highly Recommended, by the National Foundation of Children and YA Book - Included in the White Ravens Catalogue 2013




A FRIEND FOREVER (Um amigo para sempre)

Marina Colasanti

FTD, 2017

48 pages

A Friend Forever is a masterpiece by Marina Colasanti. This book

is not a tale of enchantment, but it contains traces of enchantment

– or transcendence – in the way it narrates an episode in the life

of the Angolan writer Luandino Vieira: in prison, in Cape Verde,

he patiently gains the confidence and friendship of a bird.

Guazzelli’s illustrations expand the horizons of the story,

encouraging the reader to think about confidence, friendship,

freedom and the small pleasures that can be enjoyed in the most

adverse circumstances. The art work also helps enhance the

narrative, by concealing a surprise. Fanny Abramovich’s

Afterword underlines this work’s literary quality and the biographical notes on Luandino

Vieira, by Benjamin Abdala Junior, and on Marina Colasanti by Ruth Rocha, contextualize

and enrich this edition.

Full translation available in English and Spanish.

Marina Colasanti was born in the former Italian colony of

Eritrea in 1937. As a child, her family moved back to Italy,

from where they’ve emigrated to Brazil after the end of

World War II. She is one of the most awarded female

Brazilian writers, author of about 40 books, including works

for children and young adults, short stories, novels, and

essays. Graduated in Fine Arts, it is she who illustrates most

of her books. Marina is also a renowned translator from

English, French, and Italian.

A Friend Forever sold to:

Argentina: Calibroscopio

Other titles:

Breve história de um pequeno amor Uma ideia toda azul

FTD, 2014 Global, 1979

Colombia (Latin America): Alfaguara - Great APCA Prize

- Winner of the Jabuti Prize - Highly Recommended, by the National

- Book of the Year by the Brazilian Foundation of Children and YA Book Book Chamber - APCA Prize for Best Children’s Book




LITERARY FRIENDSHIP (Literalmente amigas)

Laura Conrado e Marina Carvalho

Record, 2018

336 pages

Gaby and Livia are inseparable friends who have been connected by

the love for books and stories. Their dedication to literature led them

to create “Literary Friendship,” a blog where they share with

hundreds of followers their impressions on literary culture. Equal,

but yet so different, Gaby and Livia have never expected to wish for

the very same job position, in an important publishing house. And

then, a rigorous selection process will depurate their friendship.

Gaby is a Japanese descendent, an art graduate student, and a chaotic

daydreamer. She loves to laugh. On the other hand, Livia is an

assertive person, and has got well designed plans for her future, although she has been

struggling to disguise her current dismay at life. Gaby is now living her “happy end” with

Leo — their relationship is a romance real beyond the pages of a book. Livia dreams about

living love just like her favorite characters. She has found a guy who meets her standards;

however, it seems that he is not available — well, at least that is what it looks like.

With her mind set on arts, Gaby faces financial trouble. But then, her heart is filled with hope

when she suddenly finds a way out in something that seems to have popped out of a happy

scene. There’s a position available at one of her favorite publishing houses; it is an ideal job

to recover from her financial disaster and to be close to books.

Livia’s life is written in pretty linear and well-knit chapters. One day, when she is feeling

upset with how slow her life narrative flows, she hits a plot twist. There’s a position

available at the best publishing house in the country; it is her dream job for which she has

been preparing herself since the beginning of her career.

Will their love for books, once the glue that held Gaby and Livia together, become the end of

their literary friendship?




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Laura Conrado is the 2012 Jovem Brasileiro Award winner.

Young adult fiction author, she wrote the acclaimed novels

Freud, Help Me Out Here!, I Always Fall for the Wrong Guy,

Shakespeare and Them, When Saturn Is Back, and Hooked in

Myself Laura Conrado is celebrated by readers and by the

Brazilian media for addressing deep topics in a fun way. Her

writing is representative of the yearnings of a generation of

young adult women and addresses important issues such as

emerging adulthood and women’s empowerment.

Marina Carvalho has already reached

the number of 100.000 copies sold in

Brazil. She was born in Ponte Nova, Minas

Gerais. She loves reading: a great and

cute novel, a good crime fiction, an

unpretentious chick-lit or even the

newspaper. She is a journalist graduate of

Puc-Minas and has already worked as a

Communication Advisor, at a private

company, for seven years. Today, besides

a successful young adult writer, selling

thousands of all her books, she is a

Portuguese and a Literature teacher.




TOMÁS’ GANG (A turma do Tomás)

Blandina Franco e José Carlos Lollo

Eleva Educação, 2017

The illustrated children’s series Tomás’ Gang, another lovely project by Blandina and Lollo,

focuses on teaching children social and emotional skills.

In the first book in the collection, Tomás’ Box (58 pages),

the children are introduced to Thomas and his gang. In the

story, the protagonist experiences situations that evoke

countless feelings, like anxiety, anger, love, rejection,

jealousy, courage and confidence. Each of the 16 chapters

contains a different feeling or emotion that relates to

children’s experiences of life.

In Geraldo’s Notebook (74 pages), Tomás’ gang are back,

and the thematic focus is empathy. The story helps

children understand that other people also have feelings,

encouraging them to think about what those feelings are.

Fernanda’s Papers (74 pages) is about how children feel in

their relationships. It focuses on friendships (and

hostilities), and family relationships.

Full translation available in English for all the titles.




GAS SERIES (Série Pum)

Blandina Franco e José Carlos Lollo

Companhia das Letras

Gas can be problematic in a person’s life. When it’s a dog

with gas, you’ve got no chance! Now and again the gas

escapes, makes a noise and it’s the adults who suffer! An

entertaining and unusual book that will have both children

and parents laughing out loud.

It’s a simple story, but the premise is brilliant: imagine a

pet dog called Gas! This gives rise to various puns, creating

truly hilarious phrases and situations. For example, you

cannot control Gas, Gas is noisy and it’s the adults that

suffer, and on a rainy day wet Gas is even smellier than usual, all of which makes his young

owner curl up in shame. Poor Gas. And poor Gas’s owner!

But there’s nothing you can do about it. Gas is like that: no one can stop Gas escaping and

causing trouble.

It’s ‘Take Your Pet to School Month’, and finally Gas’ owner

is going to let him mess around with his friends. He plays

in the sandpit, won’t keep quiet in the geography class, and

even ends up in the headmistress’s office. There’s nothing

you can do about it, no one can control Gas.

Now Gas is going to the park. But, of course, Gas ends up

getting into more trouble! When his owner decides to let

him off the lead, Gas escapes and causes major commotion.

It’s as if with each day that passes it’s more difficult to

control Gas...

Full translation available in English for all the titles.




Blandina Franco writes children’s books. She

found out that she wanted to write children’s

book when she was over 40 of age, and once she

started, she never stopped anymore.

José Carlos Lollo illustrates children’s books.

He is an awarded Art Director, who has worked

for the biggest advertising agencies in Brazil,

and who found out that what he likes to do best

is to illustrate children’s books.

Blandina Franco and José Carlos Lollo, together,

have published over thirty children’s books in

the last five years.

Other titles:

O peixe e a passarinha


A raiva

Pequena Zahar, 2014

China: Jieli Publishing Co.

Portugal: Penguin Random House

Turkey: Tudem Publishing Group

- Third place in the Jabuti Prize

O coiso estranho


Por que sou uma menina xadrez

Matrix, 2015

Restaurante animal

FTD, 2015

Ernesto





A KING WITHOUT MAJESTY (Um rei sem majestade)

Adriana Lisboa

Rocco Pequenos Leitores, 2018

32 pages

In her new children’s book, the award-winning writer Adriana

Lisboa introduces a poem that invites young readers to experience

a new vision of the world. Via an inventive poetic game, the author

creates metaphors to define a variety of everyday situations. The

verses become almost a mantra, or even a rap to be said out loud,

with claps on the beat.

To further enrich this book, the illustrator Lúcia Brandão has

designed images that create new metaphors based on those

suggested by the author. In a colour palette full of strong contrasts,

the artist leads the reader to become increasingly involved in the density of the poem.

A King without Majesty can be read in many different ways by young readers, parents and

teachers, which facilitates the mediation process, whether at home or in the classroom. The

poetic game imagined by Adriana Lisboa and Lúcia Brandão’s illustrations creates an

essential work for broadening children’s horizons.


Adriana Lisboa was born in Rio de Janeiro.

A novelist, poet and short story writer, she

is the author of the novels Sinfonia em

branco (Symphony in White, José Saramago

Prize), Azul corvo (Crow Blue, one of The

Independent newspaper’s books of the

year) and Hanói (Hanoi, one of the Brazilian

newspaper O Globo’s books of the year),

amongst other works. In the realm of

children’s literature, she made her debut

with Língua de trapos, which won the FNLIJ’s breakthrough author prize. Her books have

been translated in over twenty countries. Her poems and short stories have been published

in magazines such as Modern Poetry in Translation and Granta. She has lived in France and

New Zealand, and currently resides in the USA.




BECAUSE WE DREAMT

Stella Maris Rezende

Globo Livros, 2017

216 pages

In Ponta Escura, a city created by the fertile imagination of the

award-winning writer, young people are abandoned by their parents

and live unusual situations. The Silly Dreamers group, formed by

abandoned youths, tries to change this situation.

One of the characters has theatrical ambitions, and theater becomes

the driving motif of the story, as a possible way out of the curse that

struck the city. The text contains language of the state of Minas Gerais

and allusions to poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade and writer

Graciliano Ramos.


Stella Maris Rezende is from the town of Dores do Indaiá in

the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. She has a Master’s in

Brazilian Literature from the University of Brasília, and is a

designer, singer, writer and actress. She has published dozens

of books for both adult and young readers. In the late 1970s

and early 1980s, she played the Bluestar Fairy in the

television series Carrossel on the TV Manchete/Brasília

channel, and Aunt Stella on the programme Recreio on TV

Record/Brasília. She spent part of her childhood in the city of

Belo Horizonte, moved to Brasília in 1962, and since 2007 has

lived in Rio de Janeiro.

Other titles: A mocinha do Mercado Central A guardiã dos segredos de família

Globo Livros, 2011 Edições SM, 2011

- Winner of the Jabuti Prize, 2012 - Second place in the Jabuti Prize, 2012

- Book of the Year, by the - Barco a Vapor Prize, 2010

Brazilian Book Chamber, 2012 - Bologna Catalogue 2012

- Highly Reccomended by the National Foundation of Children and YA Book - João-de-Barro Prize, 2008 As gêmeas da família Globo, 2013 - Second place in the Jabuti Prize, 2014 - APCA Prize for Best Book for Young Readers, 2013

- Brasília Lierature Prize, 2014




THE POETRY OF THINGS (A poesia das coisas)

Silvana Tavano

SESI, 2017

48 pages

Poetry is presented in different things in this book — in

the unfriendly door, on the nervous foot, and, more

commonly, in a love story. But this story escapes from the

conventional, as it is an ear and an earring discovering

love. Silvana Tavano wrote the little poems and Adriana

Fernandes did the illustrations. There was a perfect

symbiosis between verbal and pictorial language. The

cover and the title page have a musical pattern, with little

birds representing the notes — after all, poetry is also

music.


Silvana Tavano is a journalist and author. She

graduated from the University of Communication

and Arts of São Paulo and, since 2004, writes books

for young readers.

Other titles:

Como começa?

Callis, 2008

Germany: Callis

Italy: Callis

Korea: ForeverBooks

Poland: Opal

Turkey: YKY




THE GHOST BALLERINA: ANABELA IN FOUR ACTS

(A bailarina fantasma: Anabela em quatro atos) Socorro Acioli Companhia das Letras/Seguinte, 2016 192 pages

Anabela’s father was the architect chosen to coordinate a project at

the José de Alencar Theatre in Fortaleza: she could barely contain

her excitement! The project involved preserving the original

features of that wonderful entertainment venue which first opened

over a century ago, in 1910.

In no time at all, it became routine for Anabela to spend her

afternoons in that old theatre doing her homework while her father

worked. But the renovation project ended up unearthing mysteries

hidden away many, many years ago… To Anabela’s surprise, a

translucent ballerina dressed in blue appeared dancing on the stage and following her down

the corridors. What on earth could she be doing there? And why is it that only Anabel can

see her? Who is that ballerina and why is she making an appearance?


Socorro Acioli was born in Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil. She is a journalist

and has a master’s degree in Brazilian literature and a PhD in literary

studies. She started her writing career in 2001 and since then has

published books in various genres, including children’s short stories

and YA novels, and has received Brazil’s most prestigious award for

children’s literature, the Jabuti Prize.

Film option acquired by Gavulino Produções. Awards: - Highly Reccomended by the National Foundation of Children and YA Book - Winner of the Ceará Prize for cinema and video 2010 – Best Script Outros títulos:

A cabeça do santo

Companhia das Letras, 2014

France: Belleville Editions UK: Hot Key Books USA: Delacorte Press - Jabuti Prize Finalist, 2015 - New York Public Library List of Best Books for Teens of 2016 - USBBY Outstanding International Books List, 2017 - LA Times Book Prize Finalist, 2017




MALALA, THE GIRL WHO WANTED TO GO TO SCHOOL (Malala, a menina que queria ir para escolar)

Adriana Carranca Companhia das Letrinhas, 2015 96 pages

This bestseller by Adriana Carranca sold almost 100,000 copies

in Brazil

Malala Yousafzai became famous worldwide for her fight for the right

to an education. Raised in a peaceful region of Pakistan, she saw her

world change with the rise of the Taliban. Listening to music was now a

crime; women were not allowed to go to the market; and girls were

banned from school.

Malala had been taught to stand up for what she believed in and she

fought long and hard to continue studying, until, on October 9, 2012, it

almost cost her life. Malala was shot in the head as she rode the bus to school, and few believed

she would pull through.

Today, Malala is a living example of the power of peaceful protest and is the youngest-ever

winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. In this journalistic work for children, Adriana Carranca tells her

story, and those of the two other girls shot in 2012, drawing a historical/political/cultural

panorama of Swat, which she visited soon after the attacks.

"As well as telling a true story, a kind of topsy-turvy fairy tale in which the main character does

not want to get married but rather to study, the journalist Adriana Carranca, a special reporter

with the Estado de São Paulo newspaper, creates for children and teenagers a genre that up until

now has only been written for adults: the non-fiction novel".

Full translation available in Spanish, translated sample available in English.

Adriana Carranca is a special reporter for the Brazilian

newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo. She has extensively covered the

war in Afghanistan and important events in Pakistan, Iran,

Egypt, Israel, Palestine, Haiti, Mexico, USA, Great Britain,

Uganda, Congo, South Sudan.

Malala, the Girl Who Wanted to Go to School sold to:

Germany: Hanser

Latin America: Vergara & Riba

Portugal: Penguin Random House

Turkey: Epsilon




THE ALMOST RAN OVER BOY (O garoto quase atropelado)

Vinícius Grossos

Faro Editorial, 2015

272 pages

A boy suffered with a terrible event. To avoid getting crazy, he starts

to write a diary which inspires him to restart doing something new

every day.

What he couldn’t imagine was that, by doing it, he would be open to

know different people: the fox hair, the not-so-handsome James

Dean and the purple hair girl, his life was changed forever!

Prepare yourself to feel almost run over in an intense way, either by

strong emotions from the first love, by the joy of a new friendship or

by the discoveries that only happens on the limit-moments of our

lives.

Be alive and live are absolutely different things!


Vinícius Grossos is taurean, greedy reader and dreamer.

He loves Italian food, cloudy days and coffee. He was born

in 1.993, in Rio de Janeiro’s state, Brazil, he studies

Journalism at graduation and one of the things he likes

most is traveling in a country tour with his books to meet

his readers.

He debuted with his book Sereia Negra in an independent

publication in 2014. After it, in 2015, O Garoto quase-

atropelado (The Almost Run Over Boy) was published by

the Faro Editorial and it reached the top 10 of the most

sold books at Bienal do Livro from Minas. In 2016, he

released the romance LGBT 1+1 – A Matemática do Amor,

and in 2017, he was one of the authors in the Anthology

O Verão em que tudo mudou.




NAKED, IN BOOTS (Nu, de botas)

Antonio Prata

Companhia das Letras, 2013

144 pages

Naked in boots, Antonio Prata revisits the most memorable events of

his childhood. The memoirs are illuminations about the first years of

the author’s life, told with the precision and humor to which his

thousands of readers have become accustomed in Folha de S.Paulo,

newspaper in which Prata has a weekly column since 2010.

The first memories of his backyard, the neighbourhood friends, the

vacations at the beach, the divorce of his parents, the Halley comet,

Bozo and SBT cartoons, the first love, the sex discovered in porn

magazines — all the sentimental education of a middle-class boy

from São Paulo, born in the 1970s, is shown in Naked in boots. What is striking, however, is

the peculiarity of his perspective. The texts are not the memories of the adult looking back

and reviewing his journey with nostalgia or detachment. On the contrary, the author returns

to the point of view of the child, who is amazed by the world and gives a very particular

sense to it — a funny, mysterious, lyric, and enchanted one.


Antonio Prata é escritor, cronista e roteirista. Colaborou com a

revista Capricho e o jornal O Estado de S. Paulo, além de ter escrito

séries para a Globo, HBO, MTV e Multishow. Atualmente, assina coluna

semanal no caderno Cotidiano da Folha de S. Paulo e é reconhecido

como uma das vozes de maior destaque da nova geração de escritores

nacionais.

Awards:

- Brasília Literature Prize

Naked, in boots sold to:

Portugal: Tinta da China

Other titles:

Felizes quase sempre

Editora 34, 2012

- Finalist of the Jabuti Prize

Jacaré, não!

Ubu, 2016



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FICTION

Adélia PRADO

Adriana LISBOA (**)

Adriana LUNARDI (**)

Alberto MARTINS

Alexandre VIDAL PORTO

André TARTARINI

Anna MONTEIRO

Antonia PELLEGRINO

Antonio PRATA

Arthur DAPIEVE

Beatriz BRACHER

Carlos de BRITO E MELLO

Carlos Eduardo PEREIRA

Carlos Herculano LOPES

Cintia MOSCOVICH

Claudia TAJES

Cristovão TEZZA (*)

Emilio FRAIA

Fernanda YOUNG

Fernando SCHELLER

Flavio CAFIERO

Flávio CARNEIRO

Flávio IZHAKI

Giovana S. MADALOSSO

Henrique RODRIGUES

Ivana Arruda LEITE

Jacques FUX

João Luiz Anzanello CARRASCOZA

José Luiz PASSOS (**)

José Ricardo ALVES

José Rubem FONSECA (**)

Julia WAHMANN

Leticia WIERZCHOWSKI

Livia GARCIA-ROZA

Lucrécia ZAPPI

Luis Fernando VERÍSSIMO

Lya LUFT

Lygia Fagundes TELLES

Marcela DANTÉS

Marcelo FERRONI

Marcelo MALUF

Marcos PERES

Maria Adelaide AMARAL

Maria Valéria REZENDE

Martim CARDOSO

Noemi JAFFE

Rafael GALLO

Ricardo LÍSIAS

Rodrigo LACERDA

Sabina ANZUATEGUI

Santiago NAZARIAN

Sérgio RODRIGUES

Tati BERNARDI

Tércia MONTENEGRO

Tony BELLOTTO

Vanessa BARBARA

Veronica STIGGER

Vitor RAMIL

NONFICTION

Adriana CARRANCA

Barbara VEIGA

Beatriz AZEVEDO

Bernardo MORTIMER

Camila FURTADO

Carlos DOMINGOS

Ciça GUEDES

Cora RÓNAI

Dorrit HARAZIM

Eduardo VIVEIROS DE CASTRO

Eliane BRUM (**)

Elio GASPARI

Fabiana SANTOS

Gerson CAMAROTTI

Ivair GONTIJO

João Gabriel Santana de LIMA

João Silvério TREVISAN

José CASADO

Karla MONTEIRO

Kledir RAMIL

Larry ROTHER(**)

Luiz Alberto HANNS

Luiz Eduardo SOARES

Malu GASPAR

Marcia TIBURI

Michelli PROVENSI

Murilo FIUZA

Patricia LINS E SILVA

Patrícia Toledo de CAMPOS MELLO

Paulo Cesar de ARAÚJO

Pedro MARCONDES

Ricardo NOBLAT

Ricardo RANGEL

Roberto DaMATTA

Teté RIBEIRO

Zuenir VENTURA



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CHILDREN AND YA

Adriana FALCÃO

Alfredo SERTÃ

Anna Bella GEIGER

Anthony DOYLE

Blandina FRANCO

Carol SABAR

Caroline CHANG

Cecília VASCONCELLOS

Fernanda de CASTRO E LIMA

Fernanda VERÍSSIMO

Gisela DE CASTRO

João Luiz GUIMARÃES

Laura CONRADO

Luiz Claudio CARDOSO

Marcelo PIRES

Marcio VASSALLO

Mariana VERÍSSIMO

Marina CARVALHO

Marina COLASANTI

ONDJAKI (**)

Patrícia AUERBACH

Rosa Amanda STRAUSZ

Silvana TAVANO

Socorro ACIOLI

Stella Maris REZENDE

Suzana VARGAS

Sylvia ORTHOF

Vinicius GROSSOS

Vivi MAUREY

CLASSICS

Ariano SUASSUNA

Augusto Frederico SCHMIDT

Caio Fernando ABREU

Carlos DRUMMOND DE ANDRADE

Érico VERÍSSIMO

João CABRAL DE MELO NETO

João UBALDO RIBEIRO (*)

Jorge ANDRADE

Jorge de LIMA

José Cândido de CARVALHO

Josué de CASTRO

Manoel de BARROS

Mª Julieta DRUMMOND DE ANDRADE

Mario QUINTANA

MILLÔR Fernandes

Moacyr SCLIAR (**)

Murilo MENDES

Oswald de ANDRADE

Otto Lara RESENDE

Paulo Emílio SALES GOMES

Paulo Mendes CAMPOS

Paulo RÓNAI

Rachel de QUEIROZ

Ricardo RAMOS

Sérgio PORTO

(**) BRASIL ONLY

(* ) FOREIGN RIGHTS


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