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A collection featuring some of the leading names in contemporary Brazilian prose that reflects on Sunday – a day of the week especially steeped in its own joys, mysteries, and revelations.

A day awaited, celebrated, feared, unlike any other. No one is indifferent to Sunday. Sunday holds a whole life: several deaths, smiles, visits, tears, many or just a few beers, rest, restlessness, encounters, disagreements, with others, with oneself—so much can fit into a Sunday. Imagine how much can fit into a collection of Sundays—or Sunday Days .

Organized by Eugênia Ribas-Vieira, this collection brings together fifteen prominent writers in the current Brazilian literary scene, who were deeply inspired by this theme, which is simultaneously universal and personal. The multiplicity of voices that make up this anthology enhances the theme, which ultimately touches not only on Sundays, but throughout life. In every way.

If, after all, it is every Sunday that we prepare ourselves for the days to come, for the week that is beginning, may Sundays be an inspiration to move forward, to see life happen and pretend that it is still early, as the legendary song would say.

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ISBN978-655-847-051-9
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Altura210 mm
Largura135 mm
Profundidade14 mm
Lançamento22/11/2021
Páginas176
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Adriana Lunardi

Adriana Lunardi é autora de Corpo estranho (2006), A vendedora de fósforos (2011) e Contos céticos (2024). Foi publicada na França, em Portugal e na Argentina, entre outros países. Recebeu os prêmios Açorianos, Biblioteca Nacional para Obras em Andamento, Fumproarte e Icatu de Artes. É coautora do seriado de TV Ilha de Ferro (Globo, 2019). Nasceu em Santa Catarina e vive no Rio de Janeiro.

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