Marcelino Freire

Brazilian writer

Marcelino Freire (born 20 March 1967) is a Brazilian writer and cultural producer. Freire is best known for his short story collection Contos negreiros which won the Prêmio Jabuti in 2006 and for his debut novel Nossos ossos, which won the National Library of Brazil Machado de Assis Prize for Best Novel in 2014; it was also nominated for both the Jabuti and the São Paulo Prize for Literature.

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Marcelino Freire

Brazilian writer

Marcelino Freire (born 20 March 1967) is a Brazilian writer and cultural producer. Freire is best known for his short story collection Contos negreiros which won the Prêmio Jabuti in 2006 and for his debut novel Nossos ossos, which won the National Library of Brazil Machado de Assis Prize for Best Novel in 2014; it was also nominated for both the Jabuti and the São Paulo Prize for Literature.

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Marcelino Freire (born 20 March 1967) is a Brazilian writer and cultural producer. Freire is best known for his short story collection Contos negreiros which won the Prêmio Jabuti in 2006 and for his debut novel Nossos ossos, which won the National Library of Brazil Machado de Assis Prize for Best Novel in 2014; it was also nominated for both the Jabuti and the São Paulo Prize for Literature. Other titles include Amar é Crime, Angu de Sangue, BaléRalé and Bagageiro. His writings often deal into themes such as violence, marginalisation and masculinities.

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