Novellas Doidas

This collection of short stories by Viriato Corrêa draws on a unique blend of Brazilian folklore, Gothic horror, and modernist experimentation to create a singular vision of Brazilian literature. From ghostly apparitions to fantastical creatures, these stories are a testament to Corrêa's imagination and technical skill as a writer.

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