Thoughts on this chart? Can't believe I forgot Paulo Coelho bros...What would you change, what would you keep?Also, for a chart on Portuguese literature, what works would you like to see?
PT/BR people: what is a solid and simple book to learn Portuguese? Preferably fiction
>>23616112Depends. Are you a Spanish speaker?The Alienist isn't hard to read and it's quite short.
>>23616090>Amor Plus Size
>>23616090>Not including any Nelson Rodrigues' plays
>>23616090Portuguese literature chart:Camões - LusíadasGil Vicente - Auto da Barca do InfernoFernando Pessoa - Complete PoetryFernando Pessoa - Book of DisquietFernando Pessoa - MensagemEça de Queirós - The MaiasEça de Queirós - Cousin BasílioEça de Queirós - The City and the MountainsSaramago - BlindnessSaramago - Memorial do ConventoBocage - Sonetos e Outros PoemasCastelo Branco - Amor e PerdiçãoVirgílio Ferreira - Aparição
>>23616810>Castelo Branco
>>23616123Hi, thanks for this.
Have you guys ever discussed Os Peãs by Gerardo Mello Mourão? It seems to be criminally unacknowledged/forgotten.https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Os_Peãs
>>23616090The Alienist is fantastic. Feels very fresh when reading today.
Bump.
>>23617181No problem. If you are in fact a Spanish speaker, or Italian, you may even go to some lengthier books like Posthumous Memoirs.
>>23616090brazil!!!! sorry i am a retard
>>23616112O cobrador, from Rubem Fonseca
>>23620360I'm still monitoring this thread and I thank you for this rec too. Never heard of the guy, but apparently he was a friend of Pynchon.
>>23620242kys retard
Rebellion in the backlands, what a interest translation for Os Sertôes.
>>23616303Yes, that was a major fuck up. Sorry.>>23620398Rubem Fonseca is severely undertranslated to English, but there are many translations to Spanish and French.
>>23616090Good thread, baseado anão