MouraLit

João Moura

PhD in Comparative Literature, poet, and professor.
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A colorful mural on a wall depicting a giant hand typing on a red typewriter. Papers scatter from the typewriter, transforming into books flying through the air. The titles of several authors and works, such as Machado de Assis and Charles Bukowski, are visible. The mural is set against a vivid yellow wall with a dark blue section and scattered multicolored balls below.

Poems

A collection of poems weaving personal reflection with literary tradition, inviting readers into intimate moments.
A close-up view of an open book displaying text from a section titled 'The Poetry Books.' Verses are numbered sequentially from 16 to 20 on the page, discussing themes of wisdom, friendship, and morality. The page number is visible in the top right corner, indicating 485.

Translations

Bringing voices from other languages into English, these translations bridge cultures and literary worlds.
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Articles

Scholarly articles exploring literary theory and comparative literature with clarity and passion.
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Translations

Engage with upcoming readings, lectures, and workshops where literature comes alive in community.
A hand holds a vintage-style book titled 'Poems of the Late Tang'. The cover features an illustration of two historical figures in traditional Chinese attire. The background shows part of a room with a curtain, a doorway, and some pictures on a wall.

About João

João Moura Fernandes blends his passion for poetry with rigorous academic research, creating works that resonate deeply with both scholars and art lovers.

My Path

From comparative literature to poetry, my journey is one of constant discovery and expression.

Creative Meets Academic

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