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Clarice Lispector
Translated by Giovanni Pontiero
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Praise for Clarice Lispector
'Her recurring theme is the fragility of peace and order, and the swarming of temptations in unlikely places. She would have understood (and perhaps did) Brechtâs phrase about the terrible temptation of goodness'.
Arthur Marwick, London Review of Books
'Clarice Lispector is a Brazilian writer, and for me she is thegreatest writer of the twentieth century. I rank her with Kafka...her work will become a model of "feminine writing".'
Helene Cixous
`Macabéa is one of the great antiheroines of modern fiction... the literary discovery of the decade.'
Vogue
Arthur Marwick, London Review of Books
'Clarice Lispector is a Brazilian writer, and for me she is thegreatest writer of the twentieth century. I rank her with Kafka...her work will become a model of "feminine writing".'
Helene Cixous
`Macabéa is one of the great antiheroines of modern fiction... the literary discovery of the decade.'
Vogue
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