Tag: Izumi Suzuki

O que se leu durante 2025. / What was read during 2025.

Detalhes aqui. / Deatails in here.

A Fábrica do Absoluto (Karel Čapek)
O Dia depois de Amanhã (Robert A. Heinlein)
Frankenstein: ou o Prometeu Moderno (Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley)
Kaiju N.º8, Vol. 9 (Naoya Matsumoto)
Desobediência Civil (Henry David Thoreau)
One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This (Omar El Akkad)
Parable of the Sower (Octavia E. Butler)
Cidade de vidro (Paul Karasik)
Estrela Vermelha: A Primeira Utopia Bolchevique (Alexander Bogdanov)
Terminal Boredom: Stories (Izumi Suzuki)
Time Shelter (Georgi Gospodinov)
Também os Brancos Sabem Dançar (Kalaf Epalanga)
Kaiju N.º8, Vol. 8 (Naoya Matsumoto)
A Floresta Sombria (Liu Cixin)
Vernon Subutex 1 (Virginie Despentes)
Lotaria Solar (Philip K. Dick)
Lanzarote (Michel Houellebecq)
O Problema dos Três Corpos (Liu Cixin)
The Harder I Fight the More I Love You: A Memoir (Neko Case)
Crónicas Marcianas (Ray Bradbury)
Kaiju N.º8, Vol. 7 (Naoya Matsumoto)
Rama Revealed (Arthur C. Clarke)
The Garden of Rama (Arthur C. Clarke)
As Partículas Elementares (Michel Houellebecq)
Fishflies (Jeff Lemire)
As Muitas Mortes de Laila Starr (Ram V)
Como Escrever (Miguel Esteves Cardoso)
The Incal (Alejandro Jodorowsky)

“Tropecei” neste livro de short stories de ficção científica numa livraria de Dublin. Izumi Suzuki (1949-1986) merece que a descubram.

A sempre incrível Sabukaru dedicalhou-lhe um perfil que podem ler aqui.

With a broken spirit, Izumi Suzuki stands out as an innovative writer and persona, ahead of her time, who embodies in life and work the broken youth from the 70s onward. And, like many of them, from yesterday and today, she was a victim of the violence and desperation of the time. But her countercultural soul timelessly accompanies many intergenerational readers.

Izumi Suzuki, This Bad Girl: The World of a Countercultural Icon por Federica Giampaolo para a Sabukaru