They on the Singular

Free, intense, obscenely lucid. Hilda Hilst was the personification of vibration and pulsation.

Conceição Evaristo presents her work, which gives name and surname to black women and their stories.

The life and work of Rachel de Queiróz, an enthusiast of the female force who did not consider herself a writer, but a political animal.

Catholic, mother of four children. Adélia Prado is a poet whose themes that have always stirred her up are God, death and sex.

Born in 1889, Anna Bretas adopted the name Cora Coralina when she started writing, but she was only able to practice literature after she was old.

Quixotesque, odyssey, obsessed with history and great heroic deeds. The life and work of the eternal wanderer Nélida Piñon.

Characters in situations that border on the fantastic permeate the tales of Lygia Fagundes Telles, owner of an instigating and ethereal prose.

Skittish, mysterious, gloomy, Clarice Lispector has always felt out of place. She had insomnia, anguish, she felt everything very intensely.