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Poetry: Reading by Salgado Maranhão from Brazil – UMD

Posted on 11 September 2012. Tags: Alexis Levitin, Brazil, Brazilian, Brazil,, Center for Portuguese Studies, reading, Salgado Maranhão, translation, translator, UMD, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Posted in Arts&Culture, Brazil, Community, Education, Featured, Heritage, People

Brian Sousa: Sempre p’ra Frente (Always Forward) – Interview

Posted on 07 September 2012. Tags: Almost Gone, Babilonia, Boston College, Brian Sousa, Cheryl Strayed, Dellilo, Denis Johnson, Disquiet, Fernando Pessoa, ficiton, Frank Gaspar, Gávea-Brown, interview, José Luís Peixoto, Lise Haines, Literay, Lobo Antunes, Miliccent Accardi, Mule Variations, Ocean Transfer, Portugal, Portuguese, Portuguese-American, Quiddity, Rick Bass, Russel Banks, Tagus Press, TC Boyle, Titan, Tom Wolfe, Writer Magazine, writers

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Community, Entertainment, Featured, Heritage, Interviews, Music, People, Portugal

Profile: Jacinto Lucas Pires – Essay

Posted on 01 September 2012. Tags: António Lobo Antunes, Assobiar em Publico, essay, iterature, Jacinto Lucas Pires, Jose Saramago, Livro Usado, novel, novelist, O Verdadeiro Ator, Portugal, Portuguese, Richard Simas, Sombra e Luz

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Featured, Heritage, People, Portugal

Book: “The Baker Who Pretended Be King of Portugal” by Ruth Mackay – Editor’s Note

Posted on 30 August 2012. Tags: Alcácer-Quibir, Chicago, conspiracy, Gabriel de Espinosa, imposter, King, Marocco, Portugal, Press, review, Ruth Mackay, Sebastian, Sebastianism, Spain, The Baker Who Pretended to be King of Portugal, Univeristy

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Featured, Heritage, People, Portugal

Anthony De Sa’s raw fiction tells of bitter love and triumph – Interview

Posted on 29 August 2012. Tags: Anthony De Sa, Azores, Barnacle Love, Carnival of Desire, culture, ficition, heritage, Humber School, immigration, interview, migration, Millicent Accardi, novel, novelist, Portuguese, Queen's, Ryerson, Scotiabank Giller Prize, Toronto, Toronto Book Award, University, Wrters

Posted in Arts&Culture, Awards, Azores, Books, Community, Featured, Heritage, People

Book: “Ana de Castro Osório” by Célia Cordeiro – Review

Posted on 26 August 2012. Tags: Ana de Castro Osório, Austin, Brazil, Carolina Matos, Célia Cordeiro, children, education, Fátima Sequeira Dias, Minnesota, politiccs, Portugal, Portuguese, Republic, righs, São Paulo, Texas, University, women

Posted in Arts&Culture, Azores, Books, Featured, Heritage, People, Portugal, São Miguel

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