Books

Poetic Anthology

With more than 200 poems that cover diverse subjects, such as loneliness, love, creation, death and life, psychological conflicts, philosophical questions and many others, Versos adversees is the third book of poems published by the author. It contains four works from different periods, spanning more than 10 years of poetic production: Cantos da solitude (2009), Versos adversees (2010), Sonetos cinicos (2015) and Amor e Agon (2022). Thus, the book, in dialogue with profound problems of the human condition, reflects the diversity of life through its variety of works and subjects and, at the same time, summarizes in verse what seems to remain dispersed and unexpressed in it.

Philosophical Triology

With more than 700 aphorisms, sentences and short essays, the book Philosophical Trilogy dialogues with the ancient tradition of aphorist philosophers and essayists, which goes back to the fragments of Heraclitus and the Characters of Theophrastus, to French moralists such as Montaigne, Pascal, La Bruyère , La Rochefoucauld and Chamfort, and reaches modern masters of sentences, such as Lichtenberg, Nietzsche and Paul Valéry. The book consists of a collection of 3 works and an addendum, which cover diverse subjects, such as art and aesthetics, politics and society, writing and rhetoric, technique and science.

Poetic Anthology

The book “Poetic Anthology” contains three diverse works by the author, which, together, total more than 130 poems: “Distinct instincts”, a work written in 2011; “Intemperanças diamantinas”, 2012; and “Culminâncias”, completed in 2013. The poems cover different subjects, from more abstract and philosophical meditations to observations and anecdotes about everyday life.

Theatrical Dramas

In Hamlet in the Mirror, Shakespeare's famous character Hamlet is subjected to new interrogations – sometimes philosophical, sometimes psychological – about his own deepest questions. Despite being called a monologue, the play makes its only character talk to himself, simulating the existence of other “characters” or “selves”, through the adaptation of the dramatic verse to the new technological possibilities of the scene – a unique resource that makes Such a play is something unique in the current theater scene. The play Luísa, although it is also a drama, inserts into its plot, in a different way, controversial political leitmotifs: in it we have a man and a woman whose tensions in the midst of their relationship intensify due to the irreconcilable oppositions between their beliefs, values and inclinations. policies.

Oedipus in reverse

A mix of humor and sarcasm, lyricism and philosophical reflections, Oedipus Inside Out is a unique work in the current literary scene. With a hilarious story, plus parodies and ingenious quotations, as well as unusual rhymes, the work has an unconventional form: the narrative poem which, although it took place in past centuries, has generally been forgotten by modern people.

Heitor

Hector or the Paths of a Creator is a realistic and philosophical novel, dealing with varied and profound subjects of human existence, timeless and of general interest, such as loneliness, love, intellectual creation, passions and addictions, genius, life and death, music, literature and other arts, science, technology, education, and the other fundamental questions facing today's man in the face of the world around him – completing these subjects with a mix of objectivity, creativity and originality rarely found. All this complexity is, however, addressed in clear, concise and precise language, and the subjects are greatly facilitated and clarified, thus reaching a wide and diverse audience. A highly substantial novel, which oscillates between urban drama, tragedy and comedy, prose, poetry and aphorism, Heitor promises the reader deep and lively reflections on the one hand, emotions and delights on the other, born of its intense plot how thought-provoking.

Neural dialogues

Neural Dialogues is the first of several books of poems written by the author; and perhaps, precisely for this reason, it reflects a more laid-back and innocent atmosphere, natural to those who, while still young, delve into the poetic craft. But such freedom does not inhibit the depth of the reflections, nor the musicality of the verses, nor the variety of themes - which, moreover, follow a specific order throughout the book: introduction and poems about nature; poems of an existential nature; poems related to passion and love; and, finally, about creation and related themes. None of these parts is, however, rigorously divided, following the texts, thus, a somewhat organic and fluid march - highlighting a uniquesingular spontaneity that, in fact, remains among the most striking characteristicsbefore this thought-provoking work.

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