Maria Teresa Horta
Author

قصائد

MINHA SENHORA DE MIM البرتغالية

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SEGREDO البرتغالية

FULGOR البرتغالية

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MORRER DE AMOR البرتغالية

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PORTUGUÊS البرتغالية

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SOU البرتغالية

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POEMA البرتغالية

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PONTO DE HONRA البرتغالية

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VERSO E VEIA البرتغالية

ESCREVER البرتغالية

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Maria Teresa Horta
Author

About

* 20.05.1937, Lisbon, البرتغال
يعيش في: Lisbon, البرتغال

Maria Teresa Horta attended the College of Letters from the Classical University of Lisbon.

Journalist and literary critical, she was the first woman to exercise executive functions in film club. She is known as one of the most importants Portuguese leading feminists.

She made his debut in poetry in 1960 with Espelho Inicial, and participated the following year in the volume Poesia 61, with Tatuagem. Along the sixties she publishes Cidadelas Submersas, Verão Coincidente, Amor Habitado, Candelabro, Jardim de Inverno and Cronista não é Recado.

In 1971, Minha Senhora de Mim which was seized by the political police of the Salazar dictatorship, in 1975 Educação Sentimental and in 1977 Mulheres de Abril.. In the eighties she publishes Rosa Sangrenta, Os Anjos e Minha Mãe meu Amor (which earned the prize Poesia Revista Mulheres). Destino e Só de Amor are edited in 1990.

In 2006 she publishes Inquietude and (in France) Les Sorcières – Feiticeiras, a bilingual edition from Actes Sud, translated by Catherine Dumas and in 2009 Poesia Reunida. In Brasil were published in the year of 2007 two poetry anthologies: Antologia Pessoal + 22 Poemas Inéditos (7letras) and Palavras Secretas (Escrituras Editora). The book Poemas do Brasil was edited in 2009, by Brasiliense Editora, de S. Paulo.

In 1970 she debuts at romance with Ambas as Mãos Sobre o Corpo followed by Novas Cartas Portuguesas together with Maria Isabel Barreno and Maria Velho da Costa. This book, was edited in several countries and the three authors were the target of a lawsuit for “offending public moral”. In the novel she also published Ema ( that earned the prize Ficção Revista Mulheres) and Paixão Segundo Constança H.

Maria Teresa Horta earned several prizes, and was distinguished, in 2004, by the Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio, as “Grande Oficial da Ordem do Infante D. Henrique”.