The Future of New Writing: Daniel Galera
From Freeman's, Issue Number Four
Daniel Galera is a Brazilian writer and translator. He was born in São Paulo but lives in Porto Alegre, where he has spent most of his life. He has published five novels in Brazil to great acclaim, including Blood-Drenched Beard, which was awarded the 2013 São Paulo Prize for Literature. In 2013 Galera was named a Granta Best Young Brazilian Novelist. He has translated the work of Zadie Smith, John Cheever, and David Mitchell into Portuguese.
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