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Ana Laura Malmaceda

Portrait of Brazilian writer Ana Laura Malmaceda
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Ana Laura Malmaceda

Brazil

Ana Laura Malmaceda is a writer, researcher, and media artist. They are a PhD candidate in Romance Languages at Harvard University, where they study ecological thinking and the environmental history of the Amazon River basin through the Thayer Expedition’s archives (1865–6).

Articles by Ana Laura Malmaceda

A portrait of Brazilian writer Itamar Vieira Junior alongside the cover of his novel Crooked Plow,...
Reading to Coexist: A Conversation with Itamar Vieira Junior
By Ana Laura Malmaceda
Itamar Vieira Junior, whose novel Crooked Plow was published this summer in Johnny Lorenz’s translation, speaks with Ana Laura Malmaceda about land justice and the legacies of colonialism in Brazil.
Translated from Portuguese by the author