Caetés (80th anniversary commemorative edition)

Caetés (80th anniversary commemorative edition)

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The only edition authorized by the Graciliano Ramos Institute, with a portion of the royalties going to the NGO Inoccence Brasil. This commemorative edition commemorates the 80th anniversary of the publication of Caetés. Edited by Elizabeth Ramos and Erwin Torralbo, it includes the cover of the first printing in Santa Rosa's unmistakable style, as well as the full text of the novel and articles that comprise a brief critical overview.

The story of Caetés is set in Palmeira dos Índios, the town where Graciliano lived. In this first-person narrative, we follow the journey of João Valério, an introverted and dreamy young bookkeeper who becomes involved with the wife of his boss and friend, Adrião Teixeira.

João also desires to marry Luísa Teixeira and thus advance socially. However, the book goes far beyond a love story and its twists and turns. The protagonist aspires to be recognized as an author and struggles with writer's block in his attempt to write a historical novel about the Caeté Indians.

After an unexpected event and a twist in the story, the young man rises to the position of partner in the company where he works. Feeling guilty but unable to resist the power, as if in a cycle, João Valério continues his romantic reveries.

Graciliano Ramos's first novel, Caetés, is a portrait of life in a town in the interior of Alagoas.

ISBN978-850-100-920-3
Tradutor
Altura230 mm
Largura155 mm
Profundidade17 mm
Lançamento26/06/2013
Páginas320
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Graciliano Ramos

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Caetés (80th anniversary commemorative edition)