RECENT PORTUGUESE PUBLICATIONS
BULLETIN 55
February
2007
PART
XVI:
Poetry
See also
items 45, 114, 132, 135, 186 & 204.
146.
BARBOSA, Jorge (1902-1971). Poesia
inédita e disperso. Prefácio,
organização e notas de Elsa Rodrigues dos Santos. Lisbon:
ALACÁfrica, Literatura, Arte e Cultura, 1993. Colecção Para
a História das Literaturas Africanas de Expressão
Portuguesa, 11. 8°, orig. illus. wrps. 156 pp., (2 ll.),
illus. ISBN: none. $20.00
147.
CABRAL, A.M. Pires, Alberto Pimenta, Alexandre Sarrazola,
et al. Merry
Christmas. Lisbon: Averno,
2006. Averno, 014. Sm. 4°, orig. illus. wrps. 75 pp., (2
ll.). One of 350 copies. ISBN: none. $20.00
Previously
unpublished poems by the authors mentioned above, as well
as by Fernando Cabral Martins, João Almeida, João Miguel
Fernandes Jorge, Jorge Roque, Manuel de Freitas, Renata
Correia Botelho, and Rui Pedro Gonçalves. Texts in
Portuguese.
148.
EMÍLIO, Rodrigo (1944-2004). Matando a
sede nas fontes de Fátima: poemas de Fé e outras
misteriologias naturais do Adro das Aparições.
Porto: Antília
Editora, 2006. 8°, orig. illus. wrps. 117 pp., (1 l.).
ISBN: 972-99612-4-7. $22.00
A
bibliography of the author appears on pp. 7-19.
149.
EMÍLIO, Rodrigo (1944-2004). Pequeno
presépio de poemas de Natal. Porto: Antília
Editora, 2005. 8°, orig. illus. wrps. 188 pp., (2 ll.).
ISBN: 972-99612-2-0. A bibliography of the author appears
on pp. 7-19. $25.00
150.
JÚDICE, Nuno. As coisas
mais simples. Lisbon: Dom
Quixote, 2006. 4°, orig. prtd. wrps. 126 pp. ISBN:
972-20-3201-1. $26.00
Poet,
playwright, critic, and author of fiction, Nuno Júdice was
born in Mexilhoeira Grande, Algarve, 1949. Having received
a Ph.D. in medieval literature from the Universidade Nova
de Lisboa in 1989, he has been responsible for critical
editions of the Sonetos
of
Antero de Quental, and the Cancioneiro
of
D. Dinis. His poetry has received the Prize of the Pen
Clube in 1985, the Prémio D. Dinis of the Fundação Casa de
Mateus in 1990, and that of the Associação Portuguesa de
Escritores in 1994. His novel Por todos
os séculos was awarded the
Prémio Bordalo by the Casa da Imprensa, while his
Poesia
reunida, 1967-2000
(2000), was awarded the Prémio da Crítica, 2001. His
fiction and poetry have been widely translated into
Spanish, and some of his work exists as well in Italian,
French, and English. See Fernando Guimarães in Machado,
ed., Dicionário
de literatura portuguesa, pp. 252-3;
also Fernando J.B. Martinho in Biblos,
II, 1300-1.
151.
MATEOS, José. A
Névoa. Translated from
the Spanish by the poet Joaquim Manuel Magalhães. Lisbon:
Averno, 2006. Averno, 012. Sm. 4°, orig. illus. wrps. 68
pp., (2 ll.). One of 350 copies. ISBN: none. $20.00
The
translator provides a significant "posfácio" (pp. 63-8).
152.
NAVE, Alexandre, José Félix Duque and Pedro Sena-Lino,
eds. O livro de
Natércia. Preface by
Jorge Sampaio. Afterwards by José Osório de Oliveira and
Natália Correia. Vila Nova da Famalição: Quasi, 2005.
Biblioteca "Liberta em Pedra". 4°, orig. illus. wrps. 183
pp., (8 ll.), (1 l., 23 ll. color plates). ISBN:
989-552-109-X. $45.00
Poems
about Natérica Freire and or selected in honor of her by
Adília Lopes, Afonso Lopes Vieira, Ana Hatherly, Ana Luísa
Amaral, António Cândido Franco, António Manuel Couto Viana,
António Osório, António Ramos Rosa, Carlos Cuirogo,
Casimiro de Brito, David Mourão Ferreira, Eduardo Pitta,
Ernesto Guerra da Cal, Fernando Guimarães, Fernando Pinto
do Amaral, Gonçalo M. Tavares, Jaime Rocha, João Rui de
Sousa, Jorge Reis-Sá, Luís Adriano Carlos, Nuno Júdice,
Orlando Neves, Pedro Maxia, Pedro Tamen, Rui Lage, Rui
Zink, Ruy Cinatti, valter hugo mãe, Vasco Graça Moura, and
others. The illustrations are by Ana Fraga, Ana Galvão, Ana
Hatherly, Ana Maria Botelho, António Olaio, Artur do
Cruzeiro Seixas, Bernardo Marques, Bruno Gaspar, Emília
Nadal, Estela Baptista Costa, Francisco Simões, Ilda
David', Joaquim Correia, Júlio, Malangatana, Manuel Amado,
Maria João Lopes Fernandes, Maria Keil, Maria Lusitano,
Mário Cesariny de Vasconcelos, Mário de Oliveira, Martins
Correia, and Tiago Mestre. The poet, author of fiction,
journalist, translator and musical composer Natércia
[Ribeiro de Oliveira] Freire [dos Santos] was born in
Benavente, 1920. See Álvaro Manuel Machado in
Dicionário
de literatura portuguesa, pp. 203-4;
João Bigotte Chorão in Biblos,
II, 702-4; and Dicionário
cronológico de autores portugueses, V, 80-1.
153.
PESSOA, Fernando [originally written under the heteronym
Álvaro de Campos]. Tabacaria.
/ Bureau de Tabac. / Estanco. / Tabaccheria.
/Tobacconist's. French
translation by Anrmand Guibert. Spanish translation by
Ramiro Fonte. Italian translation by Neva Cerantola.
English translation by Jonathan Griffin. Lisbon: Guerra
& Paz, 2006. Lge. 8°, publ. illus. bds. 127, (1) pp.,
profusely illus. ISBN: 989-8014-21-0. $40.00
One
of Pessoa's most important shorter poems, in five
languages, accompanied by artistic photographs of Lisbon,
and succinct notes about Pessoa.
154.
PIRES, Diogo (Évora, 1517-Ragusa, 1599).
Antologia poética. Introdução,
tradução, comentário e notas de Carlos Ascenso André.
Coimbra: INIC / Centro de Estudos Clássicos e Humanísticos
da Universidade de Coimbra, 1983. Textos Humanísticos
Portugueses, 1. 8°, orig. illus. wrps. 128 pp., (1 l.). One
of 1,000 copies. ISBN: none. $38.00
Preface
by Américo da Costa Ramalho. The anthology of this
sixteenth-century Portuguese Jewish poet, one of the most
noteable Portuguese humanists, who lived a good part of his
life in Ragusa, is enriched by extensive and interesting
notes as well as significant introductory material. See
Carlos Ascenso André in Biblos,
IV,
208-10.
155.
RUTH, Isabel. Fotopoesia.
Preface by
Urbano Tavares Rodrigues. Lisbon: Guerra & Paz, 2006.
Colecção Tempos Modernos. 8°, orig. illus. wrps. 221 pp.,
profusely illus. ISBN: 989-8014-17-2. $40.00
The
dancer and actress Isabel Ruth was born in Tomar, 1940. She
studied at the Royal Ballet School, London, and worked with
the Ballet de Lisboa and the Grupo Experimental de Ballet.
She has worked in films directed by Paulo Rocha, António
Macedo, Manoel de Oliveira, José Álvaro de Morais, João
Botelho and Fernando Lopes. In 1967 she participated in
"Edipus Rex" by invitation of Pier Paolo Pasolini. She has
also appeared on the Portuguese stage, most notably in
Fernando Amado's version of O
marinheiro by Fernando
Pessoa. On the verso of the half title is stated "Concepção
Artística e Paginação Luís Miguel Castro".
156.
VIANA, António Manuel Couto. Restos de
quase nada e outras poesias. Lisbon: Averno,
2006. Averno, 011. Sm. 4°, orig. illus. wrps. 58 pp., (3
ll.). One of 500 copies. ISBN: none.
$20.00
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