Luísa Costa Gomes Explained

Luísa Costa Gomes
Nationality:Portuguese

Luísa Costa Gomes (born in Lisbon, June 16, 1954) is a Portuguese chronicler, librettist, novelist, playwright and screenwriter.[1]

Biography

Luísa has a degree in philosophy from Universidade de Lisboa and was a high school teacher. Her first published piece was "13 Contos de Sobressalto" (1982) and from then on she wrote short stories, novels and theater. She collaborated with newspaper O Independente, Público and Diário de Notícias as chronicle writer. Luísa works with literary translation, namely for theater, and edited magazine Ficções dedicated to short stories both by Portuguese and foreign authors.Luísa also co-writes works, such as the novel "O Defunto Elegante", together with Abel Barros Baptista; the libretto for "Corvo Branco", opera by Philip Glass and staged by Bob Wilson, debuted for Expo 98 in Lisbon; the cantata "Sobre o Vulcão", with music by Luís Brangança Gil.[2]

Awards

Luísa received the award "Prémio D. Dinis" in 1988 by "Fundação da Casa de Mateus" for her novel O Pequeno Mundo. She was awarded in 1994 the Prémio Máxima de Literatura for her novel Olhos Verdes. In 2010, she was also awarded the Prémio Fernando Namora for the novel Ilusão ou O Que Quiserem.

Works

Short stories

Novel

Theater

Opera

Screenplay

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Luísa Costa Gomes: Os mil e um paradoxos . Maria Leonor Nunes. 8 June 2014. 13 July 2014. Jornal de Letras, Artes e Ideias. Portuguese.
  2. Antônio dos Santos . Carlos . Carlos de Souza Abboud . Antonio . Goréte Ferreira do Carmo . Margarida . 2021-11-01 . Biofumigação do Solo com Espécies da Família Brassicaceae: Uma Tecnologia em Potencial . Informe Técnico (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Fitotecnia da Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro) . 10.29327/837780.1-6 . 2763-7484. free .