Luiz Antonio de Assis Brasil
Luiz Antonio de Assis Brasil (born in 1945, Porto Alegre) is a Brazilian writer and university professor.[1]
Books
- Um quarto de légua em quadro (1976)
- A prole do corvo (1978)
- Bacia das almas (1981)
- Manhã transfigurada (1982)
- As virtudes da casa (1985)
- O homem amoroso (1986)
- Cães da província (1987)
- Videiras de cristal (1990)
- Perversas famílias (1992)
- Pedra da memória (1993)
- Os senhores do século (1994)
- Concerto campestre (1997)
- Anais da Província-Boi (1997)
- Breviário das terras do Brasil (1997)
- O pintor de retratos (2001)
- A margem imóvel do rio (2003)
- Música perdida (2006)
- Ensaios Íntimos e Imperfeitos (2008)
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gollark: There might also be a ROT13 button, if I feel like it.
gollark: Well, I was considering an option where you could use SQLCipher for data storage instead of SQLite.
gollark: Of course it does. It's important to know how susceptible your document is to frequency analysis if enciphered in certain ways.
References
- "Luiz Antonio de Assis Brasil assume Cultura". Diário da Manhã. 4 January 2011. Archived from the original on 29 July 2012. Retrieved 29 September 2011.
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