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Dalton Trevisan

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  • Andrada e Silva
    Brazilian literature
    / The short story

    Beginning in the 1950s, Dalton Trevisan, Brazil’s prolific short-story writer par excellence, immortalized lurid scenes of sex and death among the lower middle classes in O vampiro de Curitiba (1965; The Vampire of Curitiba, and Other Stories) and in numerous other collections. He also experimented with the short-story genre…

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    Beginning in the 1950s, Dalton Trevisan, Brazil’s prolific short-story writer par excellence, immortalized lurid scenes of sex and death among the lower middle classes in O vampiro de Curitiba (1965; The Vampire of Curitiba, and Other Stories) and in numerous other collections. He also experimented with the short-story genre…

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