O Cavalo de Todas as Cores by João Cabral and Alberto de Serpa: a one volume trimestral magazine
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i31.131982Keywords:
João Cabral de Melo Neto, Alberto de Serpa, literary censorship, literature, resistanceAbstract
In the late 1940s, João Cabral de Melo Neto corresponded with the Portuguese writer Alberto de Serpa about designing a magazine to be published by Cabral’s in his letterpress named Livro Inconsútil [The Unbound Book]. The reading of the letters sent by Serpa to Cabral, which are stored at the Brazilian Writers Personal Archives at the Rui Barbosa Foundation, allowed me to rebuild the poet’s efforts in editing, publishing and distributing the literary magazine O Cavalo de Todas as Cores [The Colorful Horse]. This editorial experience is a significant part of João Cabral’s production, representing a space for political resistance against Portuguese censorship, the affirmation of Catalan culture, and also the introduction of Portuguese poetry to a foreign audience.
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