Photo: Unknown author Unknown author (CC BY 3.0 br), Wikimedia Commons

If you like José Sarney, read these authors

1930– · President of Brazil from 1985 to 1990

Also known as: José Sarney Costa, Sarney, Жозе Сарней, جوسيه سارني, 조제 사르네이, ジョゼ・サルネイ

Similar authors

This list comes from an AI, not yet from reader data. Once enough readers like José Sarney, their data replaces the AI suggestions.

Josué Montello1917–2006
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Historical and regional novels set in Maranhão, with the São Luís settings and Northeastern social portraiture found in Sarney's fiction. (AI reason)
Report
Jorge Amado1912–2001
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Colorful Northeastern Brazilian storytelling that mixes sensuality, humor, folklore and coastal life, much like O Dono do Mar. (AI reason)
Report
Aluísio Azevedo1857–1913
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Classic Maranhão-set fiction exploring provincial society and its customs. (AI reason)
Report
Ferreira Gullar1930–2016
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Poetry rooted in Maranhão memory and landscape that complements Sarney's lyrical verse. (AI reason)
Report
Rachel de Queiroz1910–2003
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Northeastern regionalist novels and chronicles with spare prose and a focus on backland life. (AI reason)
Report

Show all 10

José Lins do Rego1901–1957
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Northeastern regionalist novels about decaying rural patriarchal worlds, told with memorial lyricism. (AI reason)
Report
Graciliano Ramos1892–1953
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Canonical Northeastern Brazilian fiction about power, land and hardship. (AI reason)
Report
Ariano Suassuna1927–2014
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Northeastern popular myth, picaresque humor and folk imagination woven into literary narrative. (AI reason)
Report
Erico Verissimo1905–1975
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Broad historical Brazilian sagas mixing politics, family and regional history. (AI reason)
Report
Gabriel García Márquez1927–2014
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Magical-realist treatment of myth, sea and provincial Latin American life, echoed in Saraminda and O Dono do Mar. (AI reason)
Report

Pick José Sarney and a few more favorite authors to get suggestions that fit you.