Raised in the Fazendinha neighborhood, Richard Roch lives in Curitiba. Participates in the writing and reading workshop De Proprio Fist and has texts published in the independent journal RelevO. He is the author of the books Preto de alma preta (stories, Medusa publisher, 2020) and Marathonistas do Kenya (poetry, Urutau, press). The text Homemade support for Moto G on the bike had its first version written during the workshop Deus lives today in the mouth of ministries and what poetry has to do with it, taught by Julia Raiz (2020). Graduated in Journalism and Sociology, he works with specialty coffees.

Hugo Simões is a poet and translator. Born in Guaíra, on the edge of the Pantanal, and based in Curitiba, he has published two poetry books, Pêsames (Dybbuk, 2016) and Perdão (Contravento, 2019), as well as translations in magazines and book chapters by authors such as Bertold Brecht. , Heinz Rudolf Unger, Nikolaus Lenau, Paul Celan and Stefan Zweig. He is also a doctoral student in Letters at PPGL/UFPR. He is currently dedicated to translating dramaturgical texts by Thomas Bernhard and Wolfgang Bauer, and poetic texts by Paul Celan and Tamara Kamenszain.

Dan Porto is a writer and teacher. Specialist in Arts, he is the spokesperson for “Transtexto”, creator of the projects “As Pessoas de Fernando” and “Julho Literário”. He has published the books Pequeno Manual do Vestibular (2009), Raridades (2011), Viver e Emprego a Viver (2014), Série Poética: Just it, Carménère, Xilema (2015), A cura da Aids (2017), in addition to individual texts. in specialized vehicles. Instagram: @danportoeu.

Wal Dal Molin is a writer, collaborative lawyer and Pisces. She is devoted to the Holy Diffuse Sensitivity. She has already completed a master's degree in law and philosophy, wore a padded bra, ran for queen of the grape party (it could have been khaki) and climbed the building as if it were easy, only to disappear with her school schedule. He prefers the pen, hence why “the curve of the letter just like yours” is his first book.

Ralf Faeda – graduated in Social Communication - Publicity and Propaganda by FAO, and post-graduated in Theory of Literature at PUC-PR, passionate about literature in its most distinct aspects. Father of little Martin, he lives in Curitiba and sees in the history and culture of Paraná rich plots and hidden plots waiting for the words that immortalize them.

Alexander Brasil was born in Curitiba, in 1997. He is a student of Letters at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) and works with reading incentives in the Curitiba Lê Program, of the Cultural Foundation of Curitiba (FCC). Her short stories won first place in the Luci Collin Literary Contest in 2019 and 2020, promoted by the UFPR Letters Week. His first book will be published by Kotter, as one of the awards for the 2020 edition.

Patricia Cipriano - PUT FIRE IN THE BOILERS! Artist, cabaret, performer, SHOE, FEMINIST! Run the online content program sapatão @magazinefancha. Vocalist and composer of the post performance band @horrorosasdesprezíveis. Co-founder of @bifeseco, where she develops authorial dramaturgy works. Wild by nature, she found in the pink house (@selvaticaoficial) an address for cabaret and variety creations. The Political Cabaret as a language and tool of artistic expression is part of the creation process. Art/life inseparable in constant process!

Yuri Amaury (Curitiba, 1991) is a doctoral student in Literary Studies at UFPR and author of Agáloco|Transviscerações (Urutau, 2020). He has poems in the magazines Postfácio, Literatura e Fechadura, Ruído Manifesto and Mallarmargens, and received second place in the Off-Flip Literature Prize 2020 in the Poetry category. As a translator, he translated poems by Mary Oliver, Wendell Berry, Hayden Carruth and John Kinsella for the Escamandro blog, the Pontes Outros, Belas Infiéis Magazine and Zunái Magazine.

Paula Giannini is a writer, actress and cultural producer. It transits in several universes, with texts for children and adults. In 2017, he released Pequenas Mortes Cotidianas (Eight and a Half Ed). The book was a finalist for the Guarulhos and Oceanos Literature Awards. In the same year (Ed. Bambolê), he launched If this street were mine – Playing show, an immense success selected for the PNLD Literary 2018 and for the Bologna Catalog, representing Brazil at the largest fair of its kind in the world. In 2019, he deserved the CCSP Small Format Dramaturgy Award for his text De Esperança, Sweat and
flour. He currently writes for the Blogs As Contistas e Os Imaginários

Nará Souza Oliveira, retired teacher and writer, was born in Rio das Flores, RJ, and has lived in Paraná since 1962. She was the director of the first Quilombola State College in Paraná, in the Joao Surá quilombo, in Adrianópolis. He was part of the Working Group Clóvis Moura. In children's literature he published: Curumim - by the city of Piraquara; Clay pot and wooden spoon - Mazza edi.; Leia, the girl whose name is in the flower- Flamingo. edi.. In 2019 he received the Oliveira Silveira Prize for Children's Literature and awaits the publication of the award-winning book.