- Miguel Torga, "Diário": Miguel Torga's diary is available in many volumes, obviously it turned some tradition for students to buy the volume of their birth year.
- José Saramago, "Jamgada de Pecha": a novel.
- Fernando Assis Pacheco, "Trabalhos & Paixões de Benito Prada"
Then, our suggestions for places to read and libraries in Coimbra:
- Biblioteca Geral, University - opposite of FLUC (it has its 500 year anniversary coming up!)
- the libraries of all the faculties, some nice videos to get to know parts of them from our colleagues at UCv:
- Biblioteca Municipal and their webpage:
http://www.cm-coimbra.pt/biblioteca/
- Literature events in Coimbra, announced on Camera Municipal's page:
http://www.cm-coimbra.pt/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=82&Itemid=208
And following (in Portuguese), our links for getting some background information on all the things more or less deep about Lusophone literature:
Very well made site from Instituto Camões, explainig the history of Portuguese literature, main works and authors:
http://cvc.instituto-camoes.
Overview on works, authors, aso, listed by historic context:
http://www.portaldaliteratura.
Enormous Wikipedia site, way too big if you just want to get a short overview:
http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Centre of Portuguese Literature of FLUC:
http://www.uc.pt/fluc/clp
Enormous blog on authors of Portuguese literature, useful for a more specified search and to get to check authors on a more entertaining basis, less scientific:
http://
Very short text, that sums up the most important on Portuguese Literature:
http://www.portugal-live.net/
That a-f-ing-mazing children's page, we also used for our Santos Populares show, explaining Dia de Camões:
http://www.junior.te.pt/
Wikipedia explaining Luis de Camões:
https://pt.wikipedia.
Wikipedia explaining Camões Day:
http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Some events on this year's Camões Day:
http://www.ptjornal.com/
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