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Katherine Vaz (Castro Valley, 26 de agosto de 1955) é uma escritora Norte-americana.Bolseira Briggs-Copeland de Ficção, na Universidade de Harvard (2003-9), Bolseira de 2006-7 da Radcliffe Instituto de Estudos Avançados, [1] e no Outono de 2012 na Barich College em Nova Iorque, [2] ela é a autora do aclamado romance de Saudade (St. Martin's Press, 1994), o primeiro romance contemporâneo ...
Vaz’s beautiful, intensely conscious language often delicately slips her stories into the realm of the fado, the Portuguese song about fate and longing. “Listen for the nightingale that presses its breast against the thorns of the rose,” on character sings, “that the song might be more beautiful.”. Such a verse might describe Vaz’s ...
Based on one of the greatest true stories of seduction and abandonment, Mariana is the saga of the nun who wrote the Love Letters acclaimed as some of the most passionate documents in existence. They were bestsellers in her own time and have continued to touch hearts everywhere, with over 250 editions sold out in languages all over the world ...
AUDIOBOOKS. An irresistible and sweeping love story that follows two Portuguese refugees who flee religious violence and reignite their budding romance in Civil-War America. "Gisela Chípe's sensitive performance combined with Katherine Vaz's artful prose offers a recipe for hours of enchanting listening."—AudioFile (Earphones Award Winner)
Katherine Vaz has 32 books on Goodreads with 47122 ratings. Katherine Vaz’s most popular book is My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me: Forty New ...
17 févr. 2023 · Katherine Vaz's Blog. Author's Page. I'm delighted to have joined Goodreads! I'm also eager to share my new novel, ABOVE THE SALT, with readers...the publication date is November 7th, 2023, and I'm thrilled to say that Flatiron Books/Macmillan is the publishing house. I have a gorgeous cover thanks to Rex Bonomelli!
7 nov. 2023 · Katherine Vaz. An irresistible and sweeping love story that follows two Portuguese refugees who flee religious violence and reignite their budding romance in Civil-War America. John Alves, son of a famous Presbyterian martyr on the Portuguese island of Madeira, spends his childhood in jail and in poverty. When he meets Mary Freitas—though the ...
