Author of 22 books, most of them historical novels set in Rio Grande do Sul, he divides his time between writing and teaching in the master's and doctoral programs in Literature and Creative Writing at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul and at the same university's Literary Creation Workshop.[2]
Literary workshop
Founded in 1985, it is the oldest and most award-winning literary workshop in Brazil, [3][4] among their alumni are writers such as Amílcar Bettega Barbosa, Letícia Wierzchowski, Cíntia Moscovich, Daniel Pellizzari, Michel Laub, Monique Revillion, and Daniel Galera, among dozens of others.[5]
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