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Brazilian novelist (1908–1967)
Also known as: João Guimarães Rosa, Жуан Гимарайнш Роза, جواو كيمارايس روزا, ジョアン・ギマランエス・ローザ, 若昂·吉马朗埃斯·罗萨, Гимарайнш Роза, Жуан
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- Correspondência com seu tradutor alemão Curt Meyer-Clason (1958-1967)
- The third bank of the river (1968)
- Correspondência com o tradutor italiano [Edoardo Bizzarri] (1972)
- Antes das primeiras estórias
- Cartas a William Agel de Mello