Pessoatron

720 generated heteronyms - a NaNoGenMo project by Mike Lynch - source code and notes

Samuel Cerqueira

1894-1928

A homosexual architect whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Carlos Caló

1891-1929

A good-humoured architect whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Luís Fernando Chao

1894-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a disillusioned flâneur, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Carlos Henrique Bensaïd

1888-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his existential lyrics, a good-humoured flâneur was unknown to his countrymen

Manuel Carballo

1891-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this engineer, a disillusioned man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Tomás Bensoussan

1888-1928

Pessimistic poet and a homosexual engineer who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Ulisses Fonseca

1895-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, an impoverished literary stylist and architect who later fell into dissembling

Danilo Diniz

1892-1928

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, a hedonistic architect published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Eliomar Freitas

1895-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a cashiered engineer, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Dinis Curiel

1885-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of a hedonistic engineer who left a legacy of existential works

Evilásio Do Rosário

1892-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this flâneur, a cashiered man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Alberto Cunha

1885-1929

Toiling in depression, an impoverished flâneur produced a pessimistic epic

Marco Paulo López de Lacalle

1896-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, an obscure literary stylist and flâneur who later fell into dissembling

Evilásio Lacerda

1889-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and nostalgic prose-poems, an ascetic flâneur and haunter of cafés

Florencio Macedo

1896-1928

An elusive engineer whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Felipe Guardado

1886-1927

The naïve odes of an ascetic engineer would become famous despite their author's procrastination

Guilherme Jussim

1889-1928

Lucid poet and an elusive architect who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Nicolau Goulart

1886-1929

Toiling in depression, an obscure architect produced a quietist epic

Otávio Moura

1893-1928

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, an enigmatic engineer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Alphons Mendonça

1890-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and ironic prose-poems, a brash engineer and haunter of cafés

Jardel Mota

1893-1929

A mysterious flâneur whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Antonio Mariano

1887-1927

The exuberant odes of a brash flâneur would become famous despite their author's procrastination

João Paulo Mena

1890-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his ecstatic lyrics, a mysterious architect was unknown to his countrymen

Pedro Paulo Margalit

1887-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of an enigmatic architect who left a legacy of pagan works

Sebastião Azoulay

1894-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of a reclusive clerk, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Carlito Almeida

1891-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this clerk, a bisexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Luis Filipe Bandeira

1894-1930

A celibate accountant whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Carlos Eduardo Abreu

1888-1932

Naïve poet and a bisexual accountant who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Marcelino Alves da Silva

1891-1930

A celibate tobacconist whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Tiago Abril

1888-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his exuberant lyrics, a reclusive tobacconist was unknown to his countrymen

Alexandre Dutra

1896-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, a hedonistic literary stylist and clerk who later fell into idleness

Eliomar Furtado

1893-1931

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, an impoverished clerk published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Alfredo Falcao

1896-1930

A cashiered tobacconist whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Fernando Câmara

1882-1931

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, an impoverished tobacconist who languished in elitism

Anderson Luís Gabai

1893-1930

A cashiered accountant whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Augusto Cárdenas

1882-1932

Accountant, a hedonistic figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for depression

Nuno Leitão

1895-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, an ascetic literary stylist and accountant who later fell into idleness

Claudio Machuca

1890-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and nostalgic prose-poems, an obscure accountant and haunter of cafés

Bartolomeu Leon

1895-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of an elusive tobacconist, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Daniel Guerreiro

1883-1930

An obscure tobacconist prone to procrastination who wrote existential poetry

Caio Machado

1890-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his Symbolist lyrics, an elusive clerk was unknown to his countrymen

Ricardo Guedes

1883-1932

Clerk, an ascetic figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for depression

Marcelo Miranda

1892-1931

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, a brash tobacconist published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Tone Nascimento

1889-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and ironic prose-poems, an enigmatic tobacconist and haunter of cafés

Cesar Mesquita

1892-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this accountant, a mysterious man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Acácio Marques

1884-1930

An enigmatic accountant prone to procrastination who wrote pessimistic poetry

Claudio Mourinho

1889-1932

Nihilistic poet and a mysterious clerk who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Miguel Mariño

1884-1931

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, a brash clerk who languished in elitism

Victorino Alvim

1895-1934

Vice obscured the talents of a bisexual shepherd, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Custódio Barbosa

1892-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this shepherd, a reclusive man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Eugênio Amaral

1895-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, a celibate literary stylist and schoolmaster who later fell into elitism

Denílson Acácio

1885-1935

Toiling in skepticism, a reclusive schoolmaster produced a nostalgic epic

Fabricio Barradas

1892-1933

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, a celibate customs officer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Adriano Agassi

1885-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of a bisexual customs officer who left a legacy of ironic works

Alfredo Carneiro

1896-1935

A good-humoured shepherd whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Eduardo Conceição

1893-1934

A homosexual shepherd whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Alison Carrasco

1896-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, a disillusioned literary stylist and customs officer who later fell into elitism

Felix Borges

1882-1934

Customs officer, a homosexual figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for solitude

Antão Cordeiro

1893-1933

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, a disillusioned schoolmaster published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Artur Bonifacio

1882-1935

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, a good-humoured schoolmaster who languished in self-pity

Henrique Góes

1894-1935

An ascetic schoolmaster whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Bernardo Madureira

1887-1933

The naïve odes of an elusive schoolmaster would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Carlos Henrique Haddad

1894-1934

Vice obscured the talents of an obscure customs officer, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Bruno Lisboa

1884-1933

An elusive customs officer prone to self-abuse who wrote existential poetry

Damião Madruga

1887-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of an obscure shepherd who left a legacy of nihilistic works

José Carlos Liberato

1884-1935

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, an ascetic shepherd who languished in self-pity

Felipe Mateus

1891-1934

A brash customs officer whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Roman Neves

1886-1933

The exuberant odes of a mysterious customs officer would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Arsenio Mata

1891-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this schoolmaster, an enigmatic man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Rui Modiano

1883-1933

A mysterious schoolmaster prone to self-abuse who wrote pessimistic poetry

Brandão Navarro

1886-1935

Toiling in skepticism, an enigmatic shepherd produced a Symbolist epic

Guido Modesto

1883-1934

Shepherd, a brash figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for solitude

Marcos Paulo Agostinho

1896-1937

A bisexual grocer whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Ernesto Barreto

1889-1938

Naïve poet and a celibate grocer who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Frederico Agra

1896-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, a reclusive literary stylist and tram conductor who later fell into procrastination

Fabio Andrade

1886-1938

Toiling in ennui, a celibate tram conductor produced a nostalgic epic

Gustavo Bassano

1889-1936

Celebrated for both depression and nationalistic prose-poems, a reclusive doorman and haunter of cafés

Milo Antunes

1886-1937

The metaphysical odes of a bisexual doorman would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Osvaldo Botelho

1895-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of a good-humoured grocer, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Chico Corte-Real

1890-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his existential lyrics, a disillusioned grocer was unknown to his countrymen

Bento Branco

1895-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, a homosexual literary stylist and doorman who later fell into procrastination

Damião Carvalho

1883-1937

Doorman, a disillusioned figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Carlito Cortes

1890-1936

Celebrated for both depression and Nietzschean prose-poems, a homosexual tram conductor and haunter of cafés

Raul Carrico

1883-1938

A good-humoured tram conductor prone to obscurity who wrote metaphysical poetry

Hugo De Sá

1894-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of a hedonistic tram conductor, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Bento Gaster

1887-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of a cashiered tram conductor who left a legacy of existential works

Carlos Jorge Del Rosario

1894-1937

An impoverished doorman whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Brandão Figueiredo

1884-1936

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, a cashiered doorman who languished in vice

Daniel Gama

1887-1937

The Nietzschean odes of an impoverished grocer would become famous despite their author's self-pity

José Ferreira

1884-1938

A hedonistic grocer prone to obscurity who wrote nationalistic poetry

Denílson Medeiros

1888-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his ecstatic lyrics, an enigmatic doorman was unknown to his countrymen

Leonardo Morais

1885-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of a mysterious doorman who left a legacy of pagan works

Adriano Matos

1888-1938

Nihilistic poet and a brash tram conductor who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Liberto Nieto

1882-1936

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, a mysterious tram conductor who languished in vice

Aldemir Moniz

1885-1938

Toiling in ennui, a brash grocer produced a Symbolist epic

Eduardo Nicolau

1882-1937

Grocer, an enigmatic figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Patricio Albergaria

1893-1940

A reclusive waiter whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Alison Aranha

1890-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his exuberant lyrics, a celibate waiter was unknown to his countrymen

João Albuquerque

1893-1939

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, a bisexual lawyer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Antão Benady

1887-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of a celibate lawyer who left a legacy of ironic works

Joaquim Assayag

1890-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and nationalistic prose-poems, a bisexual fisherman and haunter of cafés

Pedro Benasayag

1887-1940

The metaphysical odes of a reclusive fisherman would become famous despite their author's solitude

Márcio Brandão

1892-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this waiter, a homosexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Tomaž Castro

1889-1940

Pessimistic poet and a disillusioned waiter who eventually succumbed to apathy

Cipriano Brum

1892-1939

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, a good-humoured fisherman published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Vítor Coval

1884-1940

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, a disillusioned fisherman who languished in ennui

Custódio Cavaco

1889-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and Nietzschean prose-poems, a good-humoured lawyer and haunter of cafés

Maurício Couto

1884-1941

A homosexual lawyer prone to skepticism who wrote metaphysical poetry

Fernando Dias

1891-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this lawyer, an impoverished man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Rodolfo Figueroa

1886-1939

Toiling in idleness, a cashiered lawyer produced a pessimistic epic

Augusto Dimas

1891-1940

A hedonistic fisherman whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Romeu Gonçalves

1883-1939

Fisherman, a cashiered figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Bruno Figueredo

1886-1940

The Nietzschean odes of a hedonistic waiter would become famous despite their author's solitude

Gilberto Gomes

1883-1941

An impoverished waiter prone to skepticism who wrote nationalistic poetry

Dinho Janota

1888-1940

Lucid poet and an obscure fisherman who eventually succumbed to apathy

Julio Cesar Luz

1885-1939

Toiling in idleness, an elusive fisherman produced a quietist epic

Agostinho Isserlis

1888-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his Symbolist lyrics, an ascetic lawyer was unknown to his countrymen

Liberato Marciano

1882-1939

Lawyer, an elusive figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Alexandre Lugassi

1885-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of an ascetic waiter who left a legacy of nihilistic works

Édson Maneiro

1882-1940

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, an obscure waiter who languished in ennui

Gilberto Margalit

1887-1928

Pagan poet and an elusive architect who eventually succumbed to self-pity

José Goulart

1886-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his quietist lyrics, a mysterious architect was unknown to his countrymen

Édson Mariano

1887-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this flâneur, a cashiered man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

José Carlos Cunha

1885-1929

A mysterious flâneur whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Eduardo Guardado

1886-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a cashiered engineer, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Guido Curiel

1885-1928

An elusive engineer whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Maurício Mena

1890-1929

Toiling in depression, an obscure architect produced a ecstatic epic

Raul Jussim

1889-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of an enigmatic architect who left a legacy of lucid works

Liberato Mendonça

1890-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this engineer, a disillusioned man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Ricardo Bensoussan

1888-1928

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, an enigmatic engineer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Liberto Lacerda

1889-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a disillusioned flâneur, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Miguel Bensaïd

1888-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, an obscure literary stylist and flâneur who later fell into dissembling

Vítor Mota

1893-1929

Toiling in depression, an impoverished flâneur produced a nationalistic epic

Artur Do Rosário

1892-1927

The lucid odes of a brash flâneur would become famous despite their author's procrastination

Romeu Moura

1893-1928

Metaphysical poet and a homosexual engineer who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Augusto Carballo

1891-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and quietist prose-poems, a brash engineer and haunter of cafés

Rui Diniz

1892-1928

A homosexual architect whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Acácio Caló

1891-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, an impoverished literary stylist and architect who later fell into dissembling

Damião Macedo

1896-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of a hedonistic engineer who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Felix Freitas

1895-1927

The ecstatic odes of an ascetic engineer would become famous despite their author's procrastination

Brandão López de Lacalle

1896-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his metaphysical lyrics, a good-humoured flâneur was unknown to his countrymen

Fernando Chao

1894-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and pagan prose-poems, an ascetic flâneur and haunter of cafés

Bruno Fonseca

1895-1929

A good-humoured architect whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Daniel Cerqueira

1894-1928

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, a hedonistic architect published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Gustavo Barbosa

1887-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this shepherd, a reclusive man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Joaquim Alvim

1886-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of a bisexual shepherd, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Fabricio Barreto

1887-1933

Naïve poet and a celibate grocer who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

João Agostinho

1885-1939

A bisexual grocer whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Eugênio Aranha

1886-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his exuberant lyrics, a celibate waiter was unknown to his countrymen

Frederico Albergaria

1885-1936

A reclusive waiter whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Eduardo Liberato

1893-1939

Toiling in idleness, an enigmatic shepherd produced a ecstatic epic

Alfredo Modesto

1896-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of an obscure shepherd who left a legacy of lucid works

Adriano Lugassi

1893-1933

Nihilistic poet and a disillusioned waiter who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

Antonio Brandão

1882-1936

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, an obscure waiter who languished in vice

Agostinho Moniz

1896-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his Symbolist lyrics, a disillusioned grocer was unknown to his countrymen

Felipe Botelho

1882-1939

Grocer, an enigmatic figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Chico Ferreira

1890-1939

Toiling in idleness, a brash grocer produced a nationalistic epic

Osvaldo Nicolau

1895-1933

The lucid odes of an impoverished grocer would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Arsenio Figueredo

1890-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this waiter, a homosexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Pedro Paulo Castro

1883-1933

An impoverished waiter prone to self-abuse who wrote pessimistic poetry

Augusto Navarro

1895-1936

A homosexual shepherd whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Dinis Carneiro

1883-1939

Shepherd, a brash figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Tomaž Gomes

1889-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of an ascetic waiter who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Márcio Maneiro

1892-1933

The ecstatic odes of a hedonistic waiter would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Carlos Henrique Gama

1889-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of a good-humoured grocer, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Nicolau Corte-Real

1884-1933

A hedonistic grocer prone to self-abuse who wrote existential poetry

Carlos Jorge Madruga

1892-1939

A good-humoured shepherd whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Alberto Conceição

1884-1936

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, an ascetic shepherd who languished in vice

Milo Almeida

1890-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this clerk, a bisexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Pedro Azoulay

1889-1940

Depression obscured the talents of a reclusive clerk, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Marcelino Andrade

1890-1930

Toiling in vice, a celibate tram conductor produced a nostalgic epic

Patricio Agra

1888-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, a reclusive literary stylist and tram conductor who later fell into obscurity

Luis Filipe Benady

1889-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of a celibate lawyer who left a legacy of ironic works

Marcos Paulo Albuquerque

1888-1937

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, a bisexual lawyer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Eliomar Guedes

1893-1940

Pagan poet and a mysterious clerk who eventually succumbed to apathy

Alexandre Mariño

1896-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his quietist lyrics, an elusive clerk was unknown to his countrymen

Aldemir Isserlis

1893-1930

Toiling in vice, a cashiered lawyer produced a Symbolist epic

Alphons Dias

1882-1937

Lawyer, an elusive figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Alexandre Matos

1896-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of a cashiered tram conductor who left a legacy of nihilistic works

Evilásio De Sá

1882-1940

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, a mysterious tram conductor who languished in ennui

Bento Carrico

1887-1940

Metaphysical poet and a brash tram conductor who eventually succumbed to apathy

Hugo Nieto

1894-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and quietist prose-poems, a homosexual tram conductor and haunter of cafés

Cesar Cavaco

1887-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this lawyer, an impoverished man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

João Paulo Figueroa

1884-1930

A homosexual lawyer prone to procrastination who wrote pessimistic poetry

Cipriano Mourinho

1894-1937

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, an impoverished clerk published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Carlos Henrique Dutra

1884-1940

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, a brash clerk who languished in ennui

Rodolfo Couto

1886-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his metaphysical lyrics, an ascetic lawyer was unknown to his countrymen

Fernando Marciano

1891-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and pagan prose-poems, a good-humoured lawyer and haunter of cafés

Bartolomeu Cortes

1886-1940

Depression obscured the talents of a hedonistic tram conductor, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Guilherme Gaster

1883-1930

A good-humoured tram conductor prone to procrastination who wrote existential poetry

Bento Machado

1891-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, a hedonistic literary stylist and clerk who later fell into obscurity

Tomás Furtado

1883-1937

Clerk, an ascetic figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Adriano Abreu

1893-1934

Naïve poet and a bisexual accountant who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Antão Bandeira

1892-1941

A celibate accountant whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Tiago Acácio

1893-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, a reclusive schoolmaster produced a nostalgic epic

Alison Amaral

1891-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, a celibate literary stylist and schoolmaster who later fell into self-pity

Sebastião Benasayag

1892-1931

The metaphysical odes of a reclusive fisherman would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Victorino Assayag

1891-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and nationalistic prose-poems, a bisexual fisherman and haunter of cafés

Claudio Cárdenas

1890-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this accountant, a mysterious man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Nuno Marques

1895-1934

A cashiered accountant whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Brandão Dimas

1890-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, an elusive fisherman produced a Symbolist epic

Otávio Janota

1883-1934

Fisherman, a cashiered figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for solitude

Bruno Mata

1895-1931

The Nietzschean odes of an elusive schoolmaster would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Danilo Góes

1883-1941

A mysterious schoolmaster prone to skepticism who wrote nationalistic poetry

Bernardo Bonifacio

1887-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this schoolmaster, an enigmatic man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Henrique Modiano

1894-1931

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, a disillusioned schoolmaster published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Claudio Brum

1887-1934

Nihilistic poet and an obscure fisherman who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Jardel Luz

1884-1931

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, a disillusioned fisherman who languished in elitism

Custódio Mesquita

1894-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and Nietzschean prose-poems, an obscure accountant and haunter of cafés

Carlos Leitão

1884-1941

An enigmatic accountant prone to skepticism who wrote metaphysical poetry

Julio Cesar Coval

1885-1934

A hedonistic fisherman whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Dinho Gonçalves

1888-1931

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, a good-humoured fisherman published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Alfredo Cordeiro

1885-1941

An ascetic schoolmaster whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Evilásio Madureira

1882-1931

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, a good-humoured schoolmaster who languished in elitism

Alison Gabai

1888-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, an ascetic literary stylist and accountant who later fell into self-pity

Manuel Machuca

1882-1934

Accountant, a hedonistic figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for solitude

Denílson Abril

1896-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his exuberant lyrics, a reclusive tobacconist was unknown to his countrymen

Fabio Alves da Silva

1895-1938

A celibate tobacconist whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Carlos Eduardo Agassi

1896-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of a bisexual customs officer who left a legacy of ironic works

Ernesto Barradas

1894-1938

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a celibate customs officer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Carlito Antunes

1895-1932

The metaphysical odes of a bisexual doorman would become famous despite their author's vice

Custódio Bassano

1894-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and nationalistic prose-poems, a reclusive doorman and haunter of cafés

Tone Câmara

1889-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of an elusive tobacconist, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Marcelo Guerreiro

1892-1935

A cashiered tobacconist whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Damião Del Rosario

1889-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of a mysterious doorman who left a legacy of nihilistic works

Marco Paulo Medeiros

1884-1935

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, a cashiered doorman who languished in self-pity

Daniel Haddad

1892-1932

The Nietzschean odes of a mysterious customs officer would become famous despite their author's vice

Ulisses Mateus

1884-1938

An elusive customs officer prone to obscurity who wrote nationalistic poetry

Roman Borges

1886-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of an obscure customs officer, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Felipe Lisboa

1891-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, a disillusioned literary stylist and customs officer who later fell into idleness

Caio Branco

1886-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his Symbolist lyrics, an enigmatic doorman was unknown to his countrymen

Florencio Morais

1883-1932

Doorman, a disillusioned figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for depression

Carlito Leon

1891-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and Nietzschean prose-poems, an enigmatic tobacconist and haunter of cafés

Samuel Miranda

1883-1938

An obscure tobacconist prone to obscurity who wrote metaphysical poetry

Leonardo Carvalho

1885-1935

An impoverished doorman whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Denílson Figueiredo

1888-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, a homosexual literary stylist and doorman who later fell into idleness

Anderson Luís Carrasco

1885-1938

A brash customs officer whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Eliomar Neves

1882-1932

Customs officer, a homosexual figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for depression

Antão Falcao

1888-1938

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a brash tobacconist published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Luís Fernando Nascimento

1882-1935

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, an impoverished tobacconist who languished in self-pity

Bruno Mariño

1884-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his quietist lyrics, an elusive clerk was unknown to his countrymen

Daniel Guedes

1883-1932

Pagan poet and a mysterious clerk who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Alexandre Marques

1884-1930

A cashiered accountant whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Damião Cárdenas

1882-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this accountant, a mysterious man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Aldemir Guerreiro

1883-1930

A cashiered tobacconist whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Brandão Câmara

1882-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of an elusive tobacconist, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Pedro Mourinho

1889-1932

Clerk, an ascetic figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for depression

Milo Machado

1890-1931

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, a brash clerk who languished in elitism

Julio Cesar Nascimento

1889-1930

A celibate tobacconist whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Nicolau Abril

1888-1931

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, a brash tobacconist published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Leonardo Machuca

1890-1930

A celibate accountant whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Pedro Paulo Abreu

1888-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, an ascetic literary stylist and accountant who later fell into idleness

Antão Mesquita

1892-1932

Accountant, a hedonistic figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for depression

Adriano Gabai

1893-1930

An enigmatic accountant prone to procrastination who wrote Symbolist poetry

Rodolfo Miranda

1892-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his metaphysical lyrics, a reclusive tobacconist was unknown to his countrymen

Alberto Alves da Silva

1891-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and pagan prose-poems, an enigmatic tobacconist and haunter of cafés

Roman Furtado

1893-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of a reclusive clerk, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Antonio Almeida

1891-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, a hedonistic literary stylist and clerk who later fell into idleness

Fabio Leon

1895-1931

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, an impoverished tobacconist who languished in elitism

Denílson Falcao

1896-1930

An obscure tobacconist prone to procrastination who wrote nihilistic poetry

Bento Leitão

1895-1932

Metaphysical poet and a bisexual accountant who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Dinis Bandeira

1894-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and quietist prose-poems, an obscure accountant and haunter of cafés

Bernardo Dutra

1896-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this clerk, a bisexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Felipe Azoulay

1894-1931

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, an impoverished clerk published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Carlito Conceição

1884-1936

A homosexual shepherd whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Custódio Carneiro

1883-1939

A good-humoured shepherd whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Antão Corte-Real

1884-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his existential lyrics, a disillusioned grocer was unknown to his countrymen

Cipriano Botelho

1882-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of a good-humoured grocer, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Alison Castro

1883-1933

Pessimistic poet and a disillusioned waiter who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

Bento Brandão

1882-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this waiter, a homosexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Custódio Madruga

1892-1939

Shepherd, a brash figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Victorino Navarro

1895-1936

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, an ascetic shepherd who languished in vice

Denílson Maneiro

1892-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his ecstatic lyrics, a celibate waiter was unknown to his countrymen

Acácio Albergaria

1885-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of an ascetic waiter who left a legacy of pagan works

Dinho Nicolau

1895-1933

Lucid poet and a celibate grocer who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

Daniel Agostinho

1885-1939

Toiling in idleness, a brash grocer produced a quietist epic

Ernesto Gama

1889-1939

Grocer, an enigmatic figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Marcos Paulo Moniz

1896-1933

A hedonistic grocer prone to self-abuse who wrote Symbolist poetry

Felipe Gomes

1889-1936

A reclusive waiter whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Miguel Aranha

1886-1933

The exuberant odes of a hedonistic waiter would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Fernando Modesto

1896-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this shepherd, a reclusive man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Fernando Alvim

1886-1939

Toiling in idleness, an enigmatic shepherd produced a pessimistic epic

Alison Figueredo

1890-1936

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, an obscure waiter who languished in vice

Patricio Lugassi

1893-1933

An impoverished waiter prone to self-abuse who wrote nihilistic poetry

Henrique Ferreira

1890-1939

A bisexual grocer whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Ricardo Barreto

1887-1933

The naïve odes of an impoverished grocer would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Hugo Liberato

1893-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of a bisexual shepherd, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Augusto Barbosa

1887-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of an obscure shepherd who left a legacy of existential works

Raul Caló

1889-1938

A good-humoured architect whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Maurício Cerqueira

1890-1941

A homosexual architect whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Manuel Carvalho

1889-1927

Doorman, a disillusioned figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for apathy

Márcio Branco

1888-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, a homosexual literary stylist and doorman who later fell into self-pity

Luís Fernando Coval

1890-1927

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, a disillusioned fisherman who languished in idleness

Osvaldo Brum

1888-1938

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a good-humoured fisherman published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Danilo Goulart

1892-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his quietist lyrics, a mysterious architect was unknown to his countrymen

Ulisses Margalit

1895-1938

Pagan poet and an elusive architect who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Eduardo Janota

1892-1927

Fisherman, a cashiered figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for apathy

Tone Dimas

1885-1938

Toiling in ennui, an elusive fisherman produced a Symbolist epic

Édson Medeiros

1895-1927

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, a cashiered doorman who languished in idleness

Claudio Del Rosario

1885-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of a mysterious doorman who left a legacy of nihilistic works

Brandão Antunes

1884-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his metaphysical lyrics, an enigmatic doorman was unknown to his countrymen

Carlos Jorge Morais

1894-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and pagan prose-poems, a reclusive doorman and haunter of cafés

Jardel Assayag

1884-1938

A hedonistic fisherman whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Claudio Gonçalves

1887-1927

The exuberant odes of a reclusive fisherman would become famous despite their author's procrastination

João Mena

1894-1938

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a hedonistic architect published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Carlos Eduardo Fonseca

1887-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of an enigmatic architect who left a legacy of ironic works

Romeu Benasayag

1883-1938

Metaphysical poet and an obscure fisherman who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Augusto Luz

1891-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and quietist prose-poems, a bisexual fisherman and haunter of cafés

Florencio Bassano

1883-1941

An impoverished doorman whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Caio Figueiredo

1886-1927

The naïve odes of a bisexual doorman would become famous despite their author's procrastination

Frederico Jussim

1891-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, an impoverished literary stylist and architect who later fell into self-pity

Tiago Diniz

1886-1938

Toiling in ennui, an obscure architect produced a nostalgic epic

Artur Bensaïd

1892-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his existential lyrics, a good-humoured flâneur was unknown to his countrymen

Vítor Chao

1893-1940

Depression obscured the talents of a disillusioned flâneur, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Tomás Borges

1892-1928

Customs officer, a homosexual figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Tomaž Carrasco

1891-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, a disillusioned literary stylist and customs officer who later fell into obscurity

Samuel Couto

1893-1928

A homosexual lawyer prone to idleness who wrote metaphysical poetry

Alfredo Cavaco

1891-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and Nietzschean prose-poems, a good-humoured lawyer and haunter of cafés

Evilásio Cunha

1889-1940

A mysterious flâneur whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Marco Paulo Mariano

1896-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this flâneur, a cashiered man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Guido Dias

1889-1928

Lawyer, an elusive figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Marcelo Isserlis

1886-1935

Toiling in skepticism, a cashiered lawyer produced a Symbolist epic

Gilberto Mateus

1896-1928

An elusive customs officer prone to idleness who wrote nationalistic poetry

Eliomar Haddad

1886-1940

The Nietzschean odes of a mysterious customs officer would become famous despite their author's solitude

Bruno Agassi

1884-1940

A brash customs officer whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Carlos Henrique Neves

1894-1928

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, a celibate customs officer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

João Paulo Albuquerque

1884-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his ecstatic lyrics, an ascetic lawyer was unknown to his countrymen

Cesar Marciano

1887-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of a celibate lawyer who left a legacy of pagan works

Joaquim Mota

1894-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and nationalistic prose-poems, an ascetic flâneur and haunter of cafés

Carlito López de Lacalle

1887-1940

The metaphysical odes of a brash flâneur would become famous despite their author's solitude

Liberato Benady

1882-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this lawyer, an impoverished man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Agostinho Figueroa

1888-1928

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, a bisexual lawyer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Eliomar Barradas

1882-1940

Depression obscured the talents of an obscure customs officer, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Anderson Luís Lisboa

1885-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of a bisexual customs officer who left a legacy of existential works

Eugênio Do Rosário

1888-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, an obscure literary stylist and flâneur who later fell into obscurity

Marcelino Lacerda

1885-1935

Toiling in skepticism, an impoverished flâneur produced a nostalgic epic

Felix Bensoussan

1895-1934

Pessimistic poet and a homosexual engineer who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Damião Carballo

1896-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this engineer, a disillusioned man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Carlos Henrique Bonifacio

1895-1929

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, a good-humoured schoolmaster who languished in melancholy

Chico Cordeiro

1894-1937

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, a disillusioned schoolmaster published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Carlos Carrico

1896-1929

A good-humoured tram conductor prone to apathy who wrote metaphysical poetry

Eduardo Cortes

1894-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and Nietzschean prose-poems, a homosexual tram conductor and haunter of cafés

Alphons Curiel

1890-1937

An elusive engineer whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Otávio Guardado

1893-1934

Vice obscured the talents of a cashiered engineer, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

José Carlos De Sá

1890-1929

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, a mysterious tram conductor who languished in melancholy

Nuno Matos

1887-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of a cashiered tram conductor who left a legacy of nihilistic works

José Góes

1893-1929

A mysterious schoolmaster prone to apathy who wrote nationalistic poetry

Alexandre Mata

1887-1937

The Nietzschean odes of an elusive schoolmaster would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Rui Acácio

1883-1937

An ascetic schoolmaster whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Arsenio Madureira

1891-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, a celibate literary stylist and schoolmaster who later fell into dissembling

Guilherme Agra

1883-1934

Lucid poet and a brash tram conductor who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Bartolomeu Nieto

1886-1929

Toiling in depression, a celibate tram conductor produced a quietist epic

Gustavo Macedo

1891-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and nationalistic prose-poems, a brash engineer and haunter of cafés

Sebastião Moura

1886-1937

The metaphysical odes of an ascetic engineer would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Liberto Andrade

1882-1934

Vice obscured the talents of a hedonistic tram conductor, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Adriano Gaster

1888-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, a reclusive literary stylist and tram conductor who later fell into dissembling

Evilásio Amaral

1882-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this schoolmaster, an enigmatic man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Alfredo Modiano

1885-1929

Toiling in depression, a reclusive schoolmaster produced a pessimistic epic

Fabricio Freitas

1888-1937

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, an enigmatic engineer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Luis Filipe Mendonça

1885-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of a hedonistic engineer who left a legacy of ironic works

Custódio Modesto

1883-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of an obscure shepherd who left a legacy of lucid works

Carlito Liberato

1884-1935

Toiling in skepticism, an enigmatic shepherd produced a ecstatic epic

Agostinho Modiano

1883-1933

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, a disillusioned schoolmaster published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Caio Bonifacio

1882-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this schoolmaster, an enigmatic man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Adriano Lisboa

1884-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, a disillusioned literary stylist and customs officer who later fell into elitism

Claudio Borges

1882-1934

Vice obscured the talents of an obscure customs officer, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Joaquim Navarro

1886-1935

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, an ascetic shepherd who languished in self-pity

Gustavo Madruga

1887-1934

Shepherd, a brash figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for solitude

Dinho Neves

1886-1933

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, a celibate customs officer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Guilherme Agassi

1885-1934

A brash customs officer whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Denílson Madureira

1887-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, a celibate literary stylist and schoolmaster who later fell into elitism

João Paulo Acácio

1885-1935

An ascetic schoolmaster whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Alison Mata

1891-1935

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, a good-humoured schoolmaster who languished in self-pity

Tiago Cordeiro

1893-1933

A mysterious schoolmaster prone to self-abuse who wrote nihilistic poetry

Tomaž Mateus

1891-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of a bisexual customs officer who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Tomás Barradas

1892-1933

The ecstatic odes of a mysterious customs officer would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Tone Conceição

1893-1934

Vice obscured the talents of a bisexual shepherd, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Alphons Barbosa

1892-1935

A good-humoured shepherd whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Ernesto Haddad

1894-1934

Customs officer, a homosexual figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for solitude

Carlos Eduardo Carrasco

1896-1933

An elusive customs officer prone to self-abuse who wrote Symbolist poetry

Chico Góes

1894-1935

Toiling in skepticism, a reclusive schoolmaster produced a nationalistic epic

Carlos Henrique Amaral

1895-1933

The lucid odes of an elusive schoolmaster would become famous despite their author's melancholy

Claudio Carneiro

1896-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this shepherd, a reclusive man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Evilásio Alvim

1895-1934

A homosexual shepherd whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Daniel Furtado

1883-1937

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, an impoverished clerk published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Bruno Dutra

1884-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, a hedonistic literary stylist and clerk who later fell into obscurity

Anderson Luís Gaster

1883-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of a cashiered tram conductor who left a legacy of existential works

Augusto De Sá

1882-1940

Depression obscured the talents of a hedonistic tram conductor, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Alfredo Figueroa

1884-1930

Toiling in vice, a cashiered lawyer produced a pessimistic epic

Carlos Jorge Dias

1882-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this lawyer, an impoverished man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Carlito Machado

1891-1940

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, a brash clerk who languished in ennui

Sebastião Mourinho

1894-1937

Clerk, an ascetic figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Leonardo Marciano

1891-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of a celibate lawyer who left a legacy of pagan works

Rui Albuquerque

1888-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his ecstatic lyrics, an ascetic lawyer was unknown to his countrymen

Julio Cesar Nieto

1894-1930

Toiling in vice, a celibate tram conductor produced a quietist epic

Bruno Agra

1888-1940

Lucid poet and a brash tram conductor who eventually succumbed to apathy

Fabio Cortes

1886-1940

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, a mysterious tram conductor who languished in ennui

Frederico Matos

1896-1930

A good-humoured tram conductor prone to procrastination who wrote nihilistic poetry

Marcelo Couto

1886-1937

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, a bisexual lawyer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Guido Benady

1889-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and ironic prose-poems, a good-humoured lawyer and haunter of cafés

Márcio Mariño

1896-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this clerk, a bisexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Felix Azoulay

1889-1940

Pessimistic poet and a mysterious clerk who eventually succumbed to apathy

Antão Cavaco

1887-1937

Lawyer, an elusive figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

João Isserlis

1893-1930

A homosexual lawyer prone to procrastination who wrote Symbolist poetry

Nuno Carrico

1887-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, a reclusive literary stylist and tram conductor who later fell into obscurity

José Carlos Andrade

1890-1930

Celebrated for both melancholy and nostalgic prose-poems, a homosexual tram conductor and haunter of cafés

Osvaldo Guedes

1893-1940

Depression obscured the talents of a reclusive clerk, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Artur Almeida

1890-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his existential lyrics, an elusive clerk was unknown to his countrymen

José Diniz

1886-1938

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a hedonistic architect published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Gilberto Fonseca

1887-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, an impoverished literary stylist and architect who later fell into self-pity

Evilásio Figueiredo

1886-1927

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, a cashiered doorman who languished in idleness

Fernando Del Rosario

1885-1941

An impoverished doorman whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Eliomar Gonçalves

1887-1927

Fisherman, a cashiered figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for apathy

Hugo Dimas

1885-1938

A hedonistic fisherman whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Carlos Jussim

1891-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of an enigmatic architect who left a legacy of lucid works

Samuel Mena

1894-1938

Toiling in ennui, an obscure architect produced a ecstatic epic

Liberto Luz

1891-1927

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, a disillusioned fisherman who languished in idleness

Roman Brum

1888-1938

Nihilistic poet and an obscure fisherman who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Liberato Morais

1894-1927

Doorman, a disillusioned figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for apathy

Bernardo Branco

1888-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his Symbolist lyrics, an enigmatic doorman was unknown to his countrymen

Damião Bassano

1883-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of a mysterious doorman who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Bento Medeiros

1895-1927

The ecstatic odes of a bisexual doorman would become famous despite their author's procrastination

Otávio Benasayag

1883-1938

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a good-humoured fisherman published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Brandão Coval

1890-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and ironic prose-poems, a bisexual fisherman and haunter of cafés

Patricio Margalit

1895-1938

A good-humoured architect whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Denílson Cerqueira

1890-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his exuberant lyrics, a mysterious architect was unknown to his countrymen

Vítor Assayag

1884-1938

Toiling in ennui, an elusive fisherman produced a nationalistic epic

Cipriano Janota

1892-1927

The lucid odes of a reclusive fisherman would become famous despite their author's procrastination

Marco Paulo Antunes

1884-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, a homosexual literary stylist and doorman who later fell into self-pity

Damião Carvalho

1889-1927

Celebrated for both self-abuse and nostalgic prose-poems, a reclusive doorman and haunter of cafés

Marcos Paulo Goulart

1892-1941

A homosexual architect whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Adriano Caló

1889-1938

Naïve poet and an elusive architect who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Augusto Curiel

1891-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of a hedonistic engineer who left a legacy of existential works

Romeu Freitas

1893-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of a cashiered engineer, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Alberto Câmara

1891-1929

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, an impoverished tobacconist who languished in melancholy

Rodolfo Falcao

1892-1939

A cashiered tobacconist whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Ulisses Gomes

1893-1929

An impoverished waiter prone to apathy who wrote nationalistic poetry

Alexandre Figueredo

1892-1932

The Nietzschean odes of a hedonistic waiter would become famous despite their author's vice

Felipe Bensoussan

1886-1939

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, an enigmatic engineer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Florencio Mendonça

1896-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this engineer, a disillusioned man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Miguel Brandão

1886-1929

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, an obscure waiter who languished in melancholy

Felipe Lugassi

1889-1932

Nihilistic poet and a disillusioned waiter who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Maurício Miranda

1896-1929

An obscure tobacconist prone to apathy who wrote metaphysical poetry

Eduardo Leon

1889-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and Nietzschean prose-poems, an enigmatic tobacconist and haunter of cafés

Daniel Abril

1883-1939

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, a brash tobacconist published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Bartolomeu Nascimento

1895-1929

A celibate tobacconist whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Pedro Paulo Albergaria

1883-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of an ascetic waiter who left a legacy of pagan works

Arsenio Maneiro

1890-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his ecstatic lyrics, a celibate waiter was unknown to his countrymen

Pedro Moura

1895-1932

The metaphysical odes of an ascetic engineer would become famous despite their author's vice

Custódio Macedo

1890-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and nationalistic prose-poems, a brash engineer and haunter of cafés

Édson Aranha

1882-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this waiter, a homosexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Alexandre Castro

1885-1929

A reclusive waiter whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Luís Fernando Alves da Silva

1882-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of an elusive tobacconist, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Antão Guerreiro

1888-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his existential lyrics, a reclusive tobacconist was unknown to his countrymen

Luis Filipe Carballo

1885-1939

An elusive engineer whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Fabricio Guardado

1888-1932

Naïve poet and a homosexual engineer who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Fernando Cunha

1894-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, an impoverished flâneur produced a pessimistic epic

Brandão Do Rosário

1896-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this flâneur, a cashiered man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Dinis Cárdenas

1894-1928

Accountant, a hedonistic figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Bento Gabai

1895-1936

A cashiered accountant whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Danilo Ferreira

1896-1928

A hedonistic grocer prone to idleness who wrote nationalistic poetry

Eliomar Gama

1895-1931

The Nietzschean odes of an impoverished grocer would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Antonio Bensaïd

1887-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, an obscure literary stylist and flâneur who later fell into procrastination

Jardel Lacerda

1893-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of a disillusioned flâneur, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Ricardo Botelho

1887-1928

Grocer, an enigmatic figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Henrique Moniz

1890-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his Symbolist lyrics, a disillusioned grocer was unknown to his countrymen

Raul Leitão

1893-1928

An enigmatic accountant prone to idleness who wrote metaphysical poetry

Alfredo Mesquita

1890-1936

Celebrated for both depression and Nietzschean prose-poems, an obscure accountant and haunter of cafés

Acácio Abreu

1884-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, an ascetic literary stylist and accountant who later fell into procrastination

Cesar Machuca

1892-1928

A celibate accountant whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Nicolau Agostinho

1884-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, a brash grocer produced a quietist epic

Carlos Henrique Nicolau

1889-1928

Lucid poet and a celibate grocer who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Milo López de Lacalle

1892-1931

The metaphysical odes of a brash flâneur would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Victorino Mota

1889-1936

Celebrated for both depression and nationalistic prose-poems, an ascetic flâneur and haunter of cafés

Eduardo Barreto

1882-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of a good-humoured grocer, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Aldemir Corte-Real

1885-1928

A bisexual grocer whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Manuel Bandeira

1882-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this accountant, a mysterious man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Alison Marques

1888-1928

Pessimistic poet and a bisexual accountant who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Marcelino Chao

1885-1936

A mysterious flâneur whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Eugênio Mariano

1888-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his exuberant lyrics, a good-humoured flâneur was unknown to his countrymen

Cipriano Nicolau

1882-1937

The lucid odes of an impoverished grocer would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Antão Ferreira

1884-1938

Toiling in ennui, a brash grocer produced a nationalistic epic

Augusto Nieto

1882-1936

Celebrated for both depression and quietist prose-poems, a homosexual tram conductor and haunter of cafés

Anderson Luís Carrico

1883-1938

Metaphysical poet and a brash tram conductor who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Arsenio Figueiredo

1884-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, a homosexual literary stylist and doorman who later fell into procrastination

Cesar Carvalho

1883-1937

An impoverished doorman whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

João Moniz

1885-1938

A hedonistic grocer prone to obscurity who wrote Symbolist poetry

Fabricio Gama

1887-1937

Grocer, an enigmatic figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Fernando Morais

1885-1936

Celebrated for both depression and pagan prose-poems, a reclusive doorman and haunter of cafés

Evilásio Antunes

1886-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his metaphysical lyrics, an enigmatic doorman was unknown to his countrymen

Felipe Gaster

1887-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, a reclusive literary stylist and tram conductor who later fell into procrastination

Jardel Andrade

1886-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of a hedonistic tram conductor, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Patricio Matos

1888-1938

A good-humoured tram conductor prone to obscurity who wrote nihilistic poetry

Marcelino Cortes

1890-1936

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, a mysterious tram conductor who languished in vice

Márcio Medeiros

1888-1937

The ecstatic odes of a bisexual doorman would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Manuel Bassano

1889-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of a mysterious doorman who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Marcelo Corte-Real

1890-1937

A bisexual grocer whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Otávio Barreto

1889-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of a good-humoured grocer, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Custódio Del Rosario

1894-1937

Doorman, a disillusioned figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for drunkenness

Carlito Branco

1895-1936

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, a cashiered doorman who languished in vice

Eduardo De Sá

1894-1938

Toiling in ennui, a celibate tram conductor produced a ecstatic epic

Carlos Agra

1896-1936

Apathy prolonged the neglect of a cashiered tram conductor who left a legacy of lucid works

Eliomar Botelho

1895-1938

Pagan poet and a celibate grocer who eventually succumbed to dissembling

Danilo Agostinho

1896-1937

Infamously a martyr to idleness despite his quietist lyrics, a disillusioned grocer was unknown to his countrymen

Damião Machuca

1882-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and nostalgic prose-poems, an obscure accountant and haunter of cafés

Alexandre Leitão

1884-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, an ascetic literary stylist and accountant who later fell into self-pity

Caio Madureira

1882-1931

The naïve odes of an elusive schoolmaster would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Agostinho Góes

1883-1941

An ascetic schoolmaster whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Bartolomeu Luz

1884-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, an elusive fisherman produced a quietist epic

Carlos Henrique Janota

1883-1934

Lucid poet and an obscure fisherman who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Carlos Eduardo Gabai

1888-1941

An enigmatic accountant prone to skepticism who wrote Symbolist poetry

Luis Filipe Mesquita

1894-1934

Accountant, a hedonistic figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for solitude

Roman Gonçalves

1888-1931

The exuberant odes of a reclusive fisherman would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Liberto Assayag

1891-1934

A hedonistic fisherman whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Rodolfo Modiano

1894-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, a reclusive schoolmaster produced a pessimistic epic

Brandão Amaral

1891-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this schoolmaster, an enigmatic man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Denílson Cordeiro

1885-1941

A mysterious schoolmaster prone to skepticism who wrote nihilistic poetry

Eugênio Mata

1895-1931

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, a good-humoured schoolmaster who languished in elitism

Tone Coval

1885-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and ironic prose-poems, a bisexual fisherman and haunter of cafés

Eduardo Benasayag

1892-1931

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, a good-humoured fisherman published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Tomaž Marques

1895-1934

Pessimistic poet and a bisexual accountant who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Damião Bandeira

1892-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this accountant, a mysterious man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Pedro Brum

1887-1934

Fisherman, a cashiered figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for solitude

Joaquim Dimas

1890-1931

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, a disillusioned fisherman who languished in elitism

Alexandre Bonifacio

1887-1941

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, a celibate literary stylist and schoolmaster who later fell into self-pity

José Acácio

1893-1931

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to apathy, a disillusioned schoolmaster published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Alfredo Cárdenas

1890-1941

A celibate accountant whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from depression

Raul Abreu

1893-1934

A cashiered accountant whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of idleness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

José Carlos Lacerda

1885-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and nostalgic prose-poems, an ascetic flâneur and haunter of cafés

Édson López de Lacalle

1887-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, an obscure literary stylist and flâneur who later fell into obscurity

Guilherme Lisboa

1885-1928

An elusive customs officer prone to idleness who wrote existential poetry

Dinho Haddad

1886-1940

Depression obscured the talents of an obscure customs officer, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Florencio Marciano

1887-1928

Lawyer, an elusive figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Henrique Isserlis

1886-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his Symbolist lyrics, an ascetic lawyer was unknown to his countrymen

Carlos Henrique Do Rosário

1888-1940

The lucid odes of a brash flâneur would become famous despite their author's solitude

Luís Fernando Mota

1894-1935

Toiling in skepticism, an impoverished flâneur produced a nationalistic epic

Rui Figueroa

1888-1928

A homosexual lawyer prone to idleness who wrote pessimistic poetry

Leonardo Cavaco

1891-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this lawyer, an impoverished man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Romeu Neves

1894-1928

Customs officer, a homosexual figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Bento Carrasco

1891-1940

A brash customs officer whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Felix Barradas

1882-1940

The ecstatic odes of a mysterious customs officer would become famous despite their author's solitude

Alison Mateus

1896-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of a bisexual customs officer who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Alphons Benady

1882-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and ironic prose-poems, a good-humoured lawyer and haunter of cafés

Aldemir Couto

1893-1928

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, a bisexual lawyer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Alison Mariano

1896-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his exuberant lyrics, a good-humoured flâneur was unknown to his countrymen

Fabio Chao

1893-1940

A mysterious flâneur whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Maurício Albuquerque

1884-1935

Toiling in skepticism, a cashiered lawyer produced a ecstatic epic

Custódio Dias

1889-1928

Elitism prolonged the neglect of a celibate lawyer who left a legacy of lucid works

Ulisses Agassi

1884-1940

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, a disillusioned literary stylist and customs officer who later fell into obscurity

Daniel Borges

1892-1928

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to vice, a celibate customs officer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Victorino Cunha

1889-1940

Depression obscured the talents of a disillusioned flâneur, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Milo Bensaïd

1892-1935

The voluminous oeuvre of this flâneur, a cashiered man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from dissembling

Ricardo Guardado

1888-1932

The naïve odes of an ascetic engineer would become famous despite their author's vice

Liberato Macedo

1890-1939

An elusive engineer whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Nicolau Guerreiro

1888-1929

An obscure tobacconist prone to apathy who wrote existential poetry

Julio Cesar Leon

1889-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of an elusive tobacconist, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Marco Paulo Maneiro

1890-1929

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, an obscure waiter who languished in melancholy

Nuno Lugassi

1889-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of an ascetic waiter who left a legacy of nihilistic works

Dinis Carballo

1885-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and quietist prose-poems, a brash engineer and haunter of cafés

Eliomar Moura

1895-1932

Metaphysical poet and a homosexual engineer who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Acácio Castro

1885-1929

An impoverished waiter prone to apathy who wrote pessimistic poetry

Denílson Figueredo

1892-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this waiter, a homosexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Vítor Nascimento

1895-1929

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, an impoverished tobacconist who languished in melancholy

Chico Falcao

1892-1939

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, a brash tobacconist published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Fernando Alves da Silva

1882-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and pagan prose-poems, an enigmatic tobacconist and haunter of cafés

Alfredo Miranda

1896-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his metaphysical lyrics, a reclusive tobacconist was unknown to his countrymen

Antonio Aranha

1882-1932

The exuberant odes of a hedonistic waiter would become famous despite their author's vice

Adriano Gomes

1893-1929

A reclusive waiter whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Antão Mendonça

1896-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of a hedonistic engineer who left a legacy of ironic works

Ernesto Freitas

1893-1939

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, an enigmatic engineer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Gilberto Albergaria

1883-1932

Pagan poet and a disillusioned waiter who eventually succumbed to skepticism

Bruno Brandão

1886-1929

Infamously a martyr to solitude despite his quietist lyrics, a celibate waiter was unknown to his countrymen

Samuel Abril

1883-1939

A cashiered tobacconist whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from obscurity

Carlito Câmara

1891-1929

A celibate tobacconist whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of drunkenness, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Sebastião Bensoussan

1886-1939

Self-pity obscured the talents of a cashiered engineer, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Gustavo Curiel

1891-1932

The voluminous oeuvre of this engineer, a disillusioned man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from ennui

Daniel Goulart

1894-1930

Toiling in vice, an obscure architect produced a quietist epic

Bruno Jussim

1895-1933

Lucid poet and an elusive architect who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

Felipe Guedes

1894-1927

Clerk, an ascetic figure in his country's pagan literary scene, criticised for apathy

Bernardo Machado

1896-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his Symbolist lyrics, an elusive clerk was unknown to his countrymen

Evilásio Liberato

1895-1927

Creator of ecstatic lyrics and odes, an ascetic shepherd who languished in idleness

Claudio Madruga

1896-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of an obscure shepherd who left a legacy of nihilistic works

Pedro Paulo Caló

1887-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived naïve journal, an impoverished literary stylist and architect who later fell into elitism

João Paulo Diniz

1890-1930

A homosexual architect whose nostalgic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Augusto Carneiro

1887-1927

Shepherd, a brash figure in his country's exuberant literary scene, criticised for apathy

Hugo Navarro

1893-1930

A homosexual shepherd whose Symbolist poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Artur Dutra

1890-1927

Creator of ironic lyrics and odes, a brash clerk who languished in idleness

Osvaldo Mourinho

1893-1933

A leading light in nihilistic circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, an impoverished clerk published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Miguel Almeida

1884-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived existential journal, a hedonistic literary stylist and clerk who later fell into elitism

Claudio Furtado

1889-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a reclusive clerk, whose nostalgic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Alberto Alvim

1884-1930

Toiling in vice, an enigmatic shepherd produced a pessimistic epic

Carlos Jorge Modesto

1892-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this shepherd, a reclusive man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Adriano Fonseca

1889-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of an enigmatic architect who left a legacy of ironic works

Marcos Paulo Mena

1892-1933

A leading light in ecstatic circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, a hedonistic architect published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Guido Barbosa

1883-1930

A good-humoured shepherd whose existential songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Brandão Conceição

1886-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a bisexual shepherd, whose naïve sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Tomás Azoulay

1883-1933

Pessimistic poet and a mysterious clerk who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

Bento Mariño

1891-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this clerk, a bisexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Tiago Cerqueira

1886-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his exuberant lyrics, a mysterious architect was unknown to his countrymen

Frederico Margalit

1891-1930

A good-humoured architect whose pagan poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Bento Maneiro

1882-1940

The ecstatic odes of a hedonistic waiter would become famous despite their author's solitude

Alison Gomes

1883-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of an ascetic waiter who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Carlos Jorge Marciano

1882-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and pagan prose-poems, a good-humoured lawyer and haunter of cafés

Alfredo Couto

1884-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his metaphysical lyrics, an ascetic lawyer was unknown to his countrymen

Carlos Henrique Gonçalves

1883-1939

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, a good-humoured fisherman published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Bartolomeu Coval

1884-1940

A hedonistic fisherman whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Frederico Lugassi

1885-1941

An impoverished waiter prone to skepticism who wrote nihilistic poetry

Eugênio Figueredo

1886-1940

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, an obscure waiter who languished in ennui

Hugo Luz

1885-1939

Celebrated for both elitism and quietist prose-poems, a bisexual fisherman and haunter of cafés

Eliomar Benasayag

1887-1940

Metaphysical poet and an obscure fisherman who eventually succumbed to apathy

Henrique Figueroa

1886-1939

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to procrastination, a bisexual lawyer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Florencio Benady

1887-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this lawyer, an impoverished man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Marcos Paulo Isserlis

1888-1941

A homosexual lawyer prone to skepticism who wrote Symbolist poetry

Luis Filipe Cavaco

1889-1939

Lawyer, an elusive figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Osvaldo Janota

1888-1940

The lucid odes of a reclusive fisherman would become famous despite their author's solitude

Luís Fernando Assayag

1890-1939

Toiling in idleness, an elusive fisherman produced a nationalistic epic

Nuno Castro

1889-1940

A reclusive waiter whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-abuse, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Marco Paulo Aranha

1890-1941

The voluminous oeuvre of this waiter, a homosexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from melancholy

Victorino Dimas

1891-1940

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, a disillusioned fisherman who languished in ennui

Sebastião Brum

1892-1939

Fisherman, a cashiered figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for dissembling

Alfredo Dias

1891-1941

Drunkenness prolonged the neglect of a celibate lawyer who left a legacy of lucid works

Samuel Albuquerque

1893-1939

Toiling in idleness, a cashiered lawyer produced a ecstatic epic

Alexandre Brandão

1892-1941

Infamously a martyr to vice despite his quietist lyrics, a celibate waiter was unknown to his countrymen

Ulisses Albergaria

1893-1940

Pagan poet and a disillusioned waiter who eventually succumbed to apathy

Brandão Nascimento

1882-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and ironic prose-poems, an enigmatic tobacconist and haunter of cafés

Aldemir Miranda

1883-1938

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a brash tobacconist published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Claudio Neves

1882-1932

The exuberant odes of a mysterious customs officer would become famous despite their author's vice

Adriano Mateus

1884-1938

A brash customs officer whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Cesar Morais

1883-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of a mysterious doorman who left a legacy of pagan works

Arsenio Medeiros

1884-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his ecstatic lyrics, an enigmatic doorman was unknown to his countrymen

Tiago Falcao

1888-1938

An obscure tobacconist prone to obscurity who wrote nihilistic poetry

Marcelino Leon

1891-1935

Creator of Nietzschean lyrics and odes, an impoverished tobacconist who languished in self-pity

Bernardo Figueiredo

1888-1932

The naïve odes of a bisexual doorman would become famous despite their author's vice

Liberato Bassano

1894-1935

An impoverished doorman whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Bento Lisboa

1891-1932

Self-abuse prolonged the neglect of a bisexual customs officer who left a legacy of existential works

Romeu Barradas

1894-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of an obscure customs officer, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Adriano Carrasco

1885-1938

An elusive customs officer prone to obscurity who wrote Symbolist poetry

Fabricio Haddad

1892-1932

Customs officer, a homosexual figure in his country's Nietzschean literary scene, criticised for depression

Claudio Carvalho

1885-1935

Celebrated for both drunkenness and nostalgic prose-poems, a reclusive doorman and haunter of cafés

Édson Antunes

1895-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, a homosexual literary stylist and doorman who later fell into idleness

Chico Guerreiro

1892-1935

Infamously a martyr to procrastination despite his existential lyrics, a reclusive tobacconist was unknown to his countrymen

Vítor Alves da Silva

1895-1938

Melancholy obscured the talents of an elusive tobacconist, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Milo Branco

1886-1935

Creator of Symbolist lyrics and odes, a cashiered doorman who languished in self-pity

Gustavo Del Rosario

1889-1932

Doorman, a disillusioned figure in his country's nihilistic literary scene, criticised for depression

Eliomar Borges

1886-1938

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to solitude, a celibate customs officer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Gilberto Agassi

1896-1932

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, a disillusioned literary stylist and customs officer who later fell into idleness

Eduardo Câmara

1889-1938

A celibate tobacconist whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of elitism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Maurício Abril

1896-1935

A cashiered tobacconist whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from apathy

Guido Mendonça

1885-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and ironic prose-poems, a brash engineer and haunter of cafés

Eduardo Moura

1886-1937

A leading light in metaphysical circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, an enigmatic engineer published only one slim volume during his lifetime

João Paulo Modiano

1885-1929

A mysterious schoolmaster prone to apathy who wrote pessimistic poetry

Denílson Mata

1887-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this schoolmaster, an enigmatic man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Jardel Nieto

1886-1929

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, a mysterious tram conductor who languished in melancholy

Felipe Matos

1887-1934

Nihilistic poet and a brash tram conductor who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Tomás Freitas

1888-1937

The ecstatic odes of an ascetic engineer would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Manuel Macedo

1891-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of a hedonistic engineer who left a legacy of nationalistic works

Bruno Gaster

1888-1929

A good-humoured tram conductor prone to apathy who wrote existential poetry

Julio Cesar Cortes

1894-1934

Vice obscured the talents of a hedonistic tram conductor, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Brandão Madureira

1891-1929

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, a good-humoured schoolmaster who languished in melancholy

Rodolfo Cordeiro

1894-1937

An ascetic schoolmaster whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Artur Amaral

1882-1937

The lucid odes of an elusive schoolmaster would become famous despite their author's self-pity

Antão Góes

1893-1929

Toiling in depression, a reclusive schoolmaster produced a nationalistic epic

Evilásio Andrade

1882-1934

Celebrated for both ennui and nostalgic prose-poems, a homosexual tram conductor and haunter of cafés

Alexandre Carrico

1896-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived metaphysical journal, a reclusive literary stylist and tram conductor who later fell into dissembling

Ernesto Guardado

1893-1934

Naïve poet and a homosexual engineer who eventually succumbed to procrastination

Antão Carballo

1896-1937

An elusive engineer whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from self-abuse

Raul Agra

1883-1934

Obscurity prolonged the neglect of a cashiered tram conductor who left a legacy of lucid works

Carlito De Sá

1890-1929

Toiling in depression, a celibate tram conductor produced a ecstatic epic

Danilo Acácio

1883-1937

A leading light in nostalgic circles despite his notorious addiction to skepticism, a disillusioned schoolmaster published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Bruno Bonifacio

1895-1929

Controversial editor of a short-lived ironic journal, a celibate literary stylist and schoolmaster who later fell into dissembling

Custódio Curiel

1890-1937

The voluminous oeuvre of this engineer, a disillusioned man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from elitism

Pedro Bensoussan

1895-1934

Vice obscured the talents of a cashiered engineer, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Miguel Mariano

1888-1931

The exuberant odes of a brash flâneur would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Liberto Mota

1889-1936

A mysterious flâneur whose nationalistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Pedro Paulo Marques

1888-1928

An enigmatic accountant prone to idleness who wrote pessimistic poetry

Leonardo Mesquita

1890-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this accountant, a mysterious man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Otávio Nicolau

1889-1928

Grocer, an enigmatic figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Marcelo Moniz

1890-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, a brash grocer produced a Symbolist epic

Alberto Chao

1885-1936

Celebrated for both depression and pagan prose-poems, an ascetic flâneur and haunter of cafés

Evilásio López de Lacalle

1892-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his metaphysical lyrics, a good-humoured flâneur was unknown to his countrymen

Daniel Corte-Real

1885-1928

A hedonistic grocer prone to idleness who wrote existential poetry

Dinho Gama

1895-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of a good-humoured grocer, whose Nietzschean sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Damião Machuca

1892-1928

Accountant, a hedonistic figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for melancholy

Tomaž Gabai

1895-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, an ascetic literary stylist and accountant who later fell into procrastination

Augusto Bandeira

1882-1936

Celebrated for both depression and quietist prose-poems, an obscure accountant and haunter of cafés

Anderson Luís Leitão

1893-1928

Metaphysical poet and a bisexual accountant who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Felipe Barreto

1882-1931

The naïve odes of an impoverished grocer would become famous despite their author's dissembling

Agostinho Ferreira

1896-1928

A bisexual grocer whose nationalistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Fabio Lacerda

1893-1931

Toiling in self-abuse, an impoverished flâneur produced a nostalgic epic

Alison Do Rosário

1896-1936

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, an obscure literary stylist and flâneur who later fell into procrastination

José Agostinho

1884-1931

Infamously a martyr to obscurity despite his quietist lyrics, a disillusioned grocer was unknown to his countrymen

Daniel Botelho

1887-1928

Pagan poet and a celibate grocer who eventually succumbed to self-pity

Carlos Abreu

1884-1936

A cashiered accountant whose naïve poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of skepticism, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Custódio Cárdenas

1894-1928

A celibate accountant whose exuberant songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from ennui

Carlito Bensaïd

1887-1936

The voluminous oeuvre of this flâneur, a cashiered man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from solitude

Joaquim Cunha

1894-1931

Drunkenness obscured the talents of a disillusioned flâneur, whose pessimistic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Acácio Margalit

1891-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of an enigmatic architect who left a legacy of pagan works

Rui Mena

1892-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his ecstatic lyrics, a mysterious architect was unknown to his countrymen

Antonio Mariño

1891-1927

Creator of quietist lyrics and odes, a brash clerk who languished in idleness

Roman Mourinho

1893-1933

Nihilistic poet and a mysterious clerk who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

Alphons Modesto

1892-1927

Shepherd, a brash figure in his country's lucid literary scene, criticised for apathy

Tone Navarro

1893-1930

Toiling in vice, an enigmatic shepherd produced a Symbolist epic

Nicolau Cerqueira

1886-1933

A leading light in exuberant circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, a hedonistic architect published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Guilherme Fonseca

1889-1930

A good-humoured architect whose ironic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Fernando Conceição

1886-1927

Creator of naïve lyrics and odes, an ascetic shepherd who languished in idleness

Fernando Madruga

1896-1930

A good-humoured shepherd whose nihilistic songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude

Felix Furtado

1889-1927

Clerk, an ascetic figure in his country's nostalgic literary scene, criticised for apathy

Márcio Machado

1896-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived Symbolist journal, a hedonistic literary stylist and clerk who later fell into elitism

Ricardo Azoulay

1883-1933

A leading light in pessimistic circles despite his notorious addiction to depression, an impoverished clerk published only one slim volume during his lifetime

Caio Dutra

1890-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this clerk, a bisexual man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Dinis Barbosa

1883-1930

Dissembling prolonged the neglect of an obscure shepherd who left a legacy of existential works

Augusto Liberato

1895-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a bisexual shepherd, whose ecstatic sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Denílson Diniz

1890-1930

Toiling in vice, an obscure architect produced a nostalgic epic

Patricio Jussim

1895-1933

Controversial editor of a short-lived lucid journal, an impoverished literary stylist and architect who later fell into elitism

José Carlos Alvim

1884-1930

A homosexual shepherd whose pessimistic poetry, marked by lyrical evocations of self-pity, is now dear to the hearts of his countrymen

Damião Carneiro

1887-1927

The voluminous oeuvre of this shepherd, a reclusive man who did not seek fame, was not discovered until long after his death from obscurity

Carlos Henrique Almeida

1884-1933

Infamously a martyr to ennui despite his existential lyrics, an elusive clerk was unknown to his countrymen

Cipriano Guedes

1894-1927

Skepticism obscured the talents of a reclusive clerk, whose pagan sonnets were almost lost to posterity

Carlos Eduardo Caló

1887-1933

Naïve poet and an elusive architect who eventually succumbed to drunkenness

João Goulart

1894-1930

A homosexual architect whose quietist songs brought joy to the hearts of all who suffered from solitude