THE DEAD MAN'S NOSE

In THE DEAD MAN'S NOSE, considered the author's masterpiece and originally published in 1970, Villaça presents memories of a tragic nihilism. In his debut book, the author speaks of the existential crisis that led him to spend years in a monastery, creating a text marked by anguish but full of lyricism. More than the story of a soul, it tells the story of a body.