Martha Batalha, a former journalist and publisher from Brazil, brings a keen eye for societal undercurrents to her fiction. Her work delves into the unspoken desires and inner lives of women, often challenging conventional expectations. Batalha's distinctive narrative style illuminates the complexities of human experience, earning her international acclaim. Her debut novel, celebrated for its unique voice, was adapted into a major motion picture.
The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao is a darkly comic portrait of two sisters who assert their independence and courageously carve a path of their own. A truly unforgettable novel from one of the most exciting new voices in world literature. 'Extraordinary. You cant put this book down. Vogue (Brazil)