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T2 #29 Magda Cruz

EPISODE · Sep 25, 2023 · 43 MIN

T2 #29 Magda Cruz

from Vale a pena com Mariana Alvim · host Mariana Alvim

A jornalista Magda Cruz diz que não quer escrever ficção, mas adora ler. Segundo a própria, "escrevo objectivamente e leio subjectivamente". Tem um podcast quinzenal sobre livros ("Ponto Final, Parágrafo") e um clube de leitura com o mesmo nome. Mais uma boa conversa que vale a pena ouvir. As escolhas da convidada: O quarto do bebé, Anabela Mota Ribeiro; A História de Roma, Joana Bértholo; As intermitências da Morte, José Saramago; Poesia reunida, Maria do Rosário Pedreira. Outras referências: Embalando a minha biblioteca, Alberto Manguel; As Margens e a Escrita, Elena Ferrante; O Acontecimento, Annie Ernaux; O Reino, Gonçalo M. tavares; Um quarto só seu, Virginia Woolf; O Memorial do Convento, José Saramago. Livros que referi: Stoner, John Williams; Infinito num Junco, Irene Vallejo; Manual de sobrevivência, João Tordo; Escrever, Stephen King; Escrever, Marguerite Duras; Coisas que não quero saber, Deborah Levy. O que ofereci: Histórias de livros perdidos, Giorgio Van Straten. O que a Magda me ofereceu: Os vivos e os outros, José Eduardo Agualusa.

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