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Published in 2011 and its first edition was sold out, "Strange Urban Humans", a book of short stories and free commentaries, was the literary debut of the writer Maria Prado de Oliveira, who is also an actress, a producer and a cultural manager whose academic background is in Philosophy. These short stories give critical and ironic views about the conditions of everyday lives, found in different situations of human behavior within urban life, and the writer's provocative comments about these short stories. However, the sarcastic humor of this work is seasoned with hopeful ideas about the urban...
Published in 2011 and its first edition was sold out, "Strange Urban Humans", a book of short stories and free commentaries, was the literary debut of the writer Maria Prado de Oliveira, who is also an actress, a producer and a cultural manager whose academic background is in Philosophy. These short stories give critical and ironic views about the conditions of everyday lives, found in different situations of human behavior within urban life, and the writer's provocative comments about these short stories. However, the sarcastic humor of this work is seasoned with hopeful ideas about the urbanity and the becoming of humankind. Many singularities of human beings with their "weirdness" go through the pages of the book: sexuality and loneliness of a retired woman; a renowned doctor who is addicted to drugs, a notorious journalist whose wife is a senator both posing as impeccable interracial couple but secretly fulfill pedophiliac perversions, a philosopher betrayed by his wife, a famous singer who hides a son from his female fans, among other characters in the 13 short stories of this work, and their caricatures drawn by the illustrator Tielson Santos.
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