Ana Rüsche
Olá! Muito prazer :)
Adoro ler ficção científica, fantasia, poesia, dá para deduzir por minhas estantes.
Sou escritora, meu último trabalho é "A desconexão telepática e seus abalos sísmicos" publicado na revista seriada Mafagafo #2.2 e a novela Do Amor: o dia em que Rimbaud decidiu vender armas, edição caprichadíssima pela Editora Quelônio (2018). Ainda em prosa, publiquei o romance "Acordados" (2007).
Publiquei também 4 livros de poesia - meu primogênito recebeu tradução e publicação no México, Rasgada; o segundo foi republicado recentemente pela Editora Patuá, Sarabanda, o terceiro, Nós que adoramos um documentário recebeu o apoio do Proac, Gov. do Estado de São Paulo; o quarto eu mesma publiquei e fiz uma grande festa, o Furiosa, que
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