Campo de Girassóis
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Last published Thu, Aug 1, 2019
Escrever é um ato, sobretudo, de liberdade. Não deve estar condicionado a essa ou aquela forma de pensar. Penso que a escrita livre é a coisa mais bela que existe no mundo literário.
Em Campo de Girassóis você verá como é bom passar a ideia para o papel de uma forma mais desprendida. Não é somente uma coletânea de contos, mas uma reunião de pensamentos captados aqui e ali, reunidos num só lugar.
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