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Ana Paula

Ana Paula is a Brazilian writer, editor, curator and translator based in Brooklyn, New York. She's a member of Belladonna* Collaborative.

Articles

Poetry
afterwards the imitators
bolchevist tenors
fascio’s tarantellas
ibsen! ibsen!
peer gynt goes to the office
Mário de Andrade, Ana Paula

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