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No Words: March
About love in recent times and mediated affective relationships. From chats and exchanged emails between Darkie and Leeloo, the reader is invited to access the intimacy of a relationship that starts with the aim to write a tale 4 hands, which has as method the experience lived between them. "March" is the fifth chapter of "No Words", a Brazilian fiction novel written by Larissa Mundim and Valentina Prado, translated into English by Mariana Dominguez.
No Words: February
About love in recent times and mediated affective relationships. From chats and exchanged emails between Darkie and Leeloo, the reader is invited to access the intimacy of a relationship that starts with the aim to write a tale 4 hands, which has as method the experience lived between them. "February" is the fourth chapter of "No Words", a Brazilian fiction novel written by Larissa Mundim and Valentina Prado, translated into English by Mariana Dominguez.
No Words: December
About love in recent times and mediated affective relationships. From chats and exchanged emails between Darkie and Leeloo, the reader is invited to access the intimacy of a relationship that starts with the aim to write a tale 4 hands, which has as method the experience lived between them. "December" is the second chapter of "No Words", a Brazilian fiction novel written by Larissa Mundim and Valentina Prado, translated into English by Mariana Dominguez.
No Words: November
About love in recent times and mediated affective relationships. From chats and exchanged emails between Darkie and Leeloo, the reader is invited to access the intimacy of a relationship that starts with the aim to write a tale 4 hands, which has as method the experience lived between them. "November" is the first chapter of "No Words", a Brazilian fiction novel written by Larissa Mundim and Valentina Prado, translated into English by Mariana Dominguez.
Sem Palavras
Sobre o Amor no nosso tempo. Um recorte do meio, uma história sem fim. Segunda edição do livro escrito por Larissa Mundim e Valentina Prado, que tem como fio condutor o processo de criação de um conto intitulado Sem Palavras, escrito a quatro mãos, com proposta positivista: a experiência vivida como única verdade. Começa assim o envolvimento de Nega e Lilu. Uma relação intensa, urgente e fluida, que se desloca e transborda, revelando infinitude na efemeridade. Romance de ficção integralmente composto por e-mails e chats, como você nunca viu.
No Words: January
About love in recent times and mediated affective relationships. From chats and exchanged emails between Darkie and Leeloo, the reader is invited to access the intimacy of a relationship that starts with the aim to write a tale 4 hands, which has as method the experience lived between them. "January" is the third chapter of "No Words", a Brazilian fiction novel written by Larissa Mundim and Valentina Prado, translated into English by Mariana Dominguez.
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Because I Love You
A long time ago a wise man named Shaddai built a wonderful village for children to live in. He talked to them and sang for them and told them stories. He gave them everything they needed. And with his own hands Shaddai built a protective wall around their village, rock by rock. He did all of this for just one reason—because he loved them. One day Paladin, the village's most curious child, discovers something troubling about the wall. Something that makes him wonder about Shaddai's love. Could there be a mistake? Young Paladin is about to discover the answer. And when he does, he will come to understand just how deeply he is loved. And so will you. Everything God does for your children, He ...
The Paper Canoe
First published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Abracadabras: crio enquanto falo
Em sua nova obra poética, Cássia Fernandes nos apresenta Miss Austen, Madame Natasha e Condessa. A partir de suas experiências seculares, as protagonistas dialogam, se criticam e se desentendem, em divertido e dramático comentário das relações afetivas do nosso tempo.
