the blog is officially on holidays. we will return on september with more news!
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have a nice holiday!
6.27.2009
4.02.2009
500
500 different visitors on our page.
more than 100 each month.
congratulations to everyone working in this project!
more than 100 each month.
congratulations to everyone working in this project!
3.20.2009
Abril; Nisan; April 2009

Paulo José Miranda nasceu em 1965. Licenciou-se em filosofia pela Universidade de Lisboa. É membro do Pen Club desde 1998. Publicou três livros de poesia, quatro novelas e uma peça de teatro. O seu primeiro livro de poesia venceu o Prémio Teixeira de Pascoaes em 1997 e a sua segunda novela venceu o primeiro Prémio José Saramago em 1999. Viveu em Portugal, Macau, Turquia e actualmente vive em São Paulo, Brasil. Este ano irá publicar a primeira parte de um extenso estudo acerca de Fernando Pessoa, e um romance.
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Paulo José Miranda 1965 yılında doğdu.Lizbon Üniversitesi’nde Filozofi eğitimi gördü. 1998 yılından beri Pen Club üyesi. Üç şiir kitabı,dört roman ve bir tiyatro oyunu yazdı. İlk şiir kitabı 1997 yılında Teixeira de Pascoaes Ödülü ne ve ikinci romanı 1999 yılında José Saramago Ödülü ne layık görüldü.Portekiz, Makao ve Türkiye ‘de yaşadı, şu an Brezilya São Paulo’da yaşamakta.Bu yıl Fernando Pessoa hakkındaki genişletilmiş çalışmasının birinci bölümü ve bir romanını yayımlayacaktır.
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Paulo José Miranda was born in 1965. He graduated on philosophy by the University of Lisbon. He’s a member of the Pen Club since 1998. He published three poetry books, four novels and a theater play. His first poetry book won the Prize Teixeira de Pascoaes in 1997 and his second novel won the Prize José Saramago in 1999. He lived in Portugal, Macau, Turkey and currently he lives in São Paulo, Brazil. This year he will publish the first part of an extended study on Fernando Pessoa, and a novel.
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3.03.2009
Março; Mart; March 2009
Filipa Leal nasceu no Porto em 1979. Formou-se em Jornalismo na Universidade de Westminster, em Londres, e é Mestre em Estudos Portugueses e Brasileiros pela Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, onde apresentou a dissertação sobre os “Aspectos do cómico na poesia de Alexandre O’Neill, Adília Lopes e Jorge de Sousa Braga”. Jornalista cultural, foi editora do suplemento literário do jornal O Primeiro de Janeiro. Colabora assiduamente no ciclo Quintas de Leitura do Teatro do Campo Alegre e tem feito leituras de poesia em diversos locais do país (Serralves, Fundação Eugénio de Andrade, Biblioteca Almeida Garrett, Casa das Artes de Famalicão, Casa Fernando Pessoa, entre outros). Tem participado em vários encontros internacionais de escritores, nomeadamente na Galiza, em Pisa, Zagreb e Bristol, e alguns dos seus poemas foram já traduzidos para inglês, italiano, croata e búlgaro. Tem colaborações dispersas nas revistas Egoísta e MeaLibra, e nas antologias «Pathos», do colectivo A Musa ao Espelho, e «Uma Luz de Papel», publicada nos 95 anos da Livraria Académica, entre outras. É colaboradora permanente da revista Um Café, distribuída nos cafés do Porto. O Bando dos Gambozinos musicou um dos seus poemas, agora disponível no álbum «Com Quatro Pedras na Mão». Integra, desde 2004, os Seminários de Tradução Colectiva de Poesia Viva da Fundação da Casa de Mateus.
Publicou «lua-polaroid» (2003), «Talvez os Lírios Compreendam» (prefácio de António Mega Ferreira, 2004), «A Cidade Líquida e Outras Texturas» (2006) e «O Problema de Ser Norte» (2008).
Publicou «lua-polaroid» (2003), «Talvez os Lírios Compreendam» (prefácio de António Mega Ferreira, 2004), «A Cidade Líquida e Outras Texturas» (2006) e «O Problema de Ser Norte» (2008).
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Filipa Leal 1979 yılında Porto’ da doğdu. Lonra Westminster Üniversitesi Gazetecilik bölümünden mezun oldu . Porto Üniversitesi Beşeri Bilimler Fakültesi’nde yüksek lisans eğitimini tamamladı ve “Aspectos do cómico na poesia de Alexandre O’Neill, Adília Lopes e Jorge de Sousa Braga” başlıklı tezini sundu. Kültürel gazeteci, O Primeiro de Janeiro gazetesinin edebi ekinin editörlüğünü yaptı. Galicia, Piza, Zagreb ve Bristol de olduğu gibi çeşitli uluslararası yazarlar toplantılarına katıldı. Şiirlerinden bazıları İngilizce, İtalyanca, Hırvatça ve Bulgarca ‘ya çevrildi. Egoísta ve MeaLibra dergilerinde , “A Musa ao Espelho” toplamalarının “Pathos” antolojilerinde ve Livraria Académica ‘nın 95. yılında yayımlanmış “Uma Luz de Papel” antolojisinde çalışmaları yer aldı.
Şiirlerinden bir tanesi müzik grubu O Bando dos Gambozinos tarafından “Com Quatro Pedras na Mão” albümlerinde şarkı olarak düzenlendi. Teatro do Campo Alegre ‘nin ülke genelinde çeşitli yerlerde (Serralves, Fundação Eugénio de Andrade, Biblioteca Almeida Garrett, Casa das Artes de Famalicão, Casa Fernando Pessoa, içlerinden bazıları olmak üzere.) şiir okumalarının yapıldığı “Quintas de Leitura“ projesinde ve Porto ‘daki kafelerde dağıtılan “Um Café” dergisinde çalışmakta ve 2004 yılından bu yana Seminários de Tradução Colectiva de Poesia Viva da Fundação da Casa de Mateus’ da yer almaktadır.
Şiirlerinden bir tanesi müzik grubu O Bando dos Gambozinos tarafından “Com Quatro Pedras na Mão” albümlerinde şarkı olarak düzenlendi. Teatro do Campo Alegre ‘nin ülke genelinde çeşitli yerlerde (Serralves, Fundação Eugénio de Andrade, Biblioteca Almeida Garrett, Casa das Artes de Famalicão, Casa Fernando Pessoa, içlerinden bazıları olmak üzere.) şiir okumalarının yapıldığı “Quintas de Leitura“ projesinde ve Porto ‘daki kafelerde dağıtılan “Um Café” dergisinde çalışmakta ve 2004 yılından bu yana Seminários de Tradução Colectiva de Poesia Viva da Fundação da Casa de Mateus’ da yer almaktadır.
Yayımlanmış eserleri: «Lua-polaroid» (2003), «Talvez os Lírios Compreendam» (prefácio por António Mega Ferreira, 2004), «A Cidade Líquida e Outras Texturas» (2006) and «O Problema de Ser Norte» (2008).
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Filipa Leal was born in Oporto in 1979. She graduated in Journalism in the University of Westminster, in London, and she is Master in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies by the Faculdade de Letras of the Universidade do Porto, where she presentet her dissertation about “Aspectos do cómico na poesia de Alexandre O’Neill, Adília Lopes e Jorge de Sousa Braga”. Cultural journalist, she was editor of the literary supplement of the newspaper O Primeiro de Janeiro. She works in the project Quintas de Leitura of the Teatro do Campo Alegre and as done poetry readings in several places throughout the county (Serralves, Fundação Eugénio de Andrade, Biblioteca Almeida Garrett, Casa das Artes de Famalicão, Casa Fernando Pessoa, among others). She has participated in several international writers meetings, such as in Galicia, Piza, Zagreb and Bristol, and some of her poems have been translated to English, Italian, Croatian and Bulgarian. She as some works published in the magazines Egoísta and MeaLibra, and on the anthologies “Pathos”, of the collective A Musa ao Espelho, and on “Uma Luz de Papel”, published on the 95 years of the Livraria Académica, among others. She works permanently with the magazine Um Café, distributed on Oporto cafés. The band O Bando dos Gambozinos passed one of her poems to a song, now available in the album “Com Quatro Pedras na Mão”. She takes part, since 2004, on the Seminários de Tradução Colectiva de Poesia Viva of the Fundação da Casa de Mateus.
She published «lua-polaroid» (2003), «Talvez os Lírios Compreendam» (introduction by António Mega Ferreira, 2004), «A Cidade Líquida e Outras Texturas» (2006) and «O Problema de Ser Norte» (2008).
She published «lua-polaroid» (2003), «Talvez os Lírios Compreendam» (introduction by António Mega Ferreira, 2004), «A Cidade Líquida e Outras Texturas» (2006) and «O Problema de Ser Norte» (2008).
(photo by Mafalda Capela)
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2.23.2009
Fevereiro; Şubat; February 2009
M. Tiago Paixão nasceu em Lisboa em 1982. Depois de passar a sua adolescência no Porto voltou para Lisboa, onde se licenciou em L.L.M. var. – Estudos Portugueses, na Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa.
Terminada a licenciatura, viveu em Paris, onde trabalhou como Assistente de Língua Portuguesa na Academia de Versailles.
Actualmente vive em Ankara onde é Leitor de Língua e Cultura Portuguesa na Ankara Universitesi, Dil ve Tarih-Cografya Fakultesi. É ainda professor na School of Foreign Languages da Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, em Izmir, e Conselheiro Cultural da Embaixada de Portugal na Turquia.
É membro fundador da Cooperativa Literária, criada em 2006. Trabalhou como director nos primeiros cinco números da revista literária Callema, entre 2006 e 2008. Actualmente é editor da revista Callema e director do projecto Cümle Frase – Folha Mensal de Poesia Portuguesa, na Turquia. Colabora ainda com a Prof. Dra. Inci Kut na elaboração do primeiro grande dicionário Português-Turco, Turco-Português.
Em 2005 publica o seu primeiro livro, Sentimentos Sobrepostos (Gama – edição de livros) e em 2007 publica L’étranger / the outkast ou o quarto sem ar (Sombra do Amor edições).
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M. Tiago Paixão was born in Lisbon in 1982. After spending his adolescence in Oporto he came back to Lisbon, where he graduate in Modern Languages and Literature, Portuguese Studies branch, in the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa.
After graduation, he lived in Paris, where he worked as Assistant of Portuguese Language in the Versalles Academy.
Now he lives in Ankara where he is teacher (Leitor) of Portuguese Language and Culture in the Ankara Universitesi, Dil ve Tarih-Cografya Fakultesi. He is also teacher in the School of Foreign Languages in the Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, in Izmir, and Cultural Adviser of the Portuguese Embassy in Turkey.
He is a founding member of the Cooperativa Literária, created in 2006. He worked as director on the first five numbers of the literary magazine Callema, between 2006 and 2008. Now he is editor of the magazine Callema and director of the project Cümle Frase – Monthly Page of Portuguese Poetry, in Turkey. He’s also cooperating with Prof. Dra. Inci Kut, on the first large dictionary of Portuguese-Turkish, Turkish-Portuguese.
In 2005 he publishes his first book, Sentimentos Sobrepostos (Gama – edição de livros) and in 2007 publishes L’étranger / the outkast ou o quarto sem ar (Sombra do Amor edições).
(photo by Ana Virtuoso, at Mt. Saint-Michel, Bretagne, France)
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2.12.2009
Design
The designer Ilídio J.B. Vasco joins the project Cümle Frase.
Ilídio J.B. Vasco was born on March, 5 of 1982, in Lisbon
He started by studying Economics, but graduated in Language and Literature in 2005. On the next year he finished his Post-Degree on text Edition in the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas. On the same year he starts working with Guerra & Paz Editors where, until today, he works as editing designer. He works with other publishers such as Sombra do Amor – Edições or LIDEL. He’s responsible for all the graphic line of the Cooperativa Literária and the magazine Callema, where he’s, also, editor.
Ilídio J.B. Vasco was born on March, 5 of 1982, in Lisbon
He started by studying Economics, but graduated in Language and Literature in 2005. On the next year he finished his Post-Degree on text Edition in the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas. On the same year he starts working with Guerra & Paz Editors where, until today, he works as editing designer. He works with other publishers such as Sombra do Amor – Edições or LIDEL. He’s responsible for all the graphic line of the Cooperativa Literária and the magazine Callema, where he’s, also, editor.
1.29.2009
1.21.2009
we are already news
Instituto Camões
http://www.instituto-camoes.pt/turquia/c-mle-frase-folha-da-nova-poesia-portuguesa.html
Cooperativa Literária
http://www.cooperativaliteraria.net/
http://www.instituto-camoes.pt/turquia/c-mle-frase-folha-da-nova-poesia-portuguesa.html
Cooperativa Literária
http://www.cooperativaliteraria.net/
1.16.2009
the group increases
the list of participants in the project increases with the participation of:
Filipa Leal, Rui Costa, Gonçalo M. Tavares, Miguel Manso e Paulo José Miranda
Filipa Leal, Rui Costa, Gonçalo M. Tavares, Miguel Manso e Paulo José Miranda
1.14.2009
on the translators
Landeg White
was born in South Wales in 1940, and named for his maternal grandfather. A preacher’s son, he spent his childhood in Cheshire, Glasgow and Hertfordshire before graduating from Liverpool University.
The first third of his professional life was played out in the University of the West Indies, Trinidad, where he was chief arranger for a steel band; in the University of Malawi, from where he was deported in 1972; in the University of Sierra Leone, where he wrote the detective novel Inspector Tucker & the Leopard men, and in the University of Zambia, where he was teaching when his first book V.S. Naipaul: a Critical Introduction, appeared.
The second third was played out at the University of York where he joined the Centre for Southern African Studies in 1980, becoming Director in 1984. Here, partly in collaboration with Leroy Vail, he wrote the books based on his African experiences – two Mozambican histories, the history of a village in Malawi, a study of southern Africa praise poetry, an anthology of African oral poetry (co-authored with Jack Mapanje) and three collections of his own poetry.
Since 1994, he has lived in Portugal where he teaches at the Universidade Aberta (Open University). Here, he has published a prize-winning translation of Camões The Lusiads, and four further collections of poetry, including Where the Angolans are Playing Football: Selected and New Poems and Arab Work.
The Collected Lyrics of Luis de Camoes was published by Princeton University Press in 2008. Singing Bass, a further collection of poems, will appear in 2009, and Livingstone’s Funeral, a novel, in 2010.
"So, my answer's yes" - Landeg White (answering our request to work in this project)
Cevat Çapan
was born in Darıca near Istanbul in 1933. He studied at Robert College from 1945 to 1953, read English at Peterhouse, Cambridge from 1953 to 1956, taught English Literature and Drama in the English Department of Istanbul University from 1960 to 1980, and worked as Professor of Drama in Mimar Sinan University from 1980 to 1996. He is currently Professor of English and Drama at the Yeditepe University in Istanbul.
His first book of poems Dön Güvercin Dön (Return Dove, Return) was awarded the Behçet Necatigil Prize in 1986. His later poetry were collected in three other valumes Doğal Tarih (1989), Sevda Yaratan (1994), and Ne Güzel Yolculuktu Aklımdan Çıkmaz (2001). His collected poems were published in 2007 by Yapı Kredi Publications under the title Bana Düşlerini Anlat.
In 1996, a selection from his poems was translated into French and published in France in the series Les cahiers de Royaumont by Creaphis under the title L’hiver est fini.
In 2001 another selection of his poems were translated by him and by Michael Hulse and published in England by Arc Publications under the title Where Are You, Susie Petchek?
He has translated widely from English, American and Greek poets, and edited anthologies of verse translation. Also translated to turkish the poetry of Fernando Pessoa and Carlos Drummond de Andrade. He has also published critical studies of Irish and English playwrights including Synge, O’Casey, Whiting and Wesker as well as translations of their plays.
"I hope this collaboration will be very fruitful for those interested in poetry." - Cevat Çapan (when asked to be part of this project)
was born in South Wales in 1940, and named for his maternal grandfather. A preacher’s son, he spent his childhood in Cheshire, Glasgow and Hertfordshire before graduating from Liverpool University.
The first third of his professional life was played out in the University of the West Indies, Trinidad, where he was chief arranger for a steel band; in the University of Malawi, from where he was deported in 1972; in the University of Sierra Leone, where he wrote the detective novel Inspector Tucker & the Leopard men, and in the University of Zambia, where he was teaching when his first book V.S. Naipaul: a Critical Introduction, appeared.
The second third was played out at the University of York where he joined the Centre for Southern African Studies in 1980, becoming Director in 1984. Here, partly in collaboration with Leroy Vail, he wrote the books based on his African experiences – two Mozambican histories, the history of a village in Malawi, a study of southern Africa praise poetry, an anthology of African oral poetry (co-authored with Jack Mapanje) and three collections of his own poetry.
Since 1994, he has lived in Portugal where he teaches at the Universidade Aberta (Open University). Here, he has published a prize-winning translation of Camões The Lusiads, and four further collections of poetry, including Where the Angolans are Playing Football: Selected and New Poems and Arab Work.
The Collected Lyrics of Luis de Camoes was published by Princeton University Press in 2008. Singing Bass, a further collection of poems, will appear in 2009, and Livingstone’s Funeral, a novel, in 2010.
"So, my answer's yes" - Landeg White (answering our request to work in this project)
Cevat Çapan
was born in Darıca near Istanbul in 1933. He studied at Robert College from 1945 to 1953, read English at Peterhouse, Cambridge from 1953 to 1956, taught English Literature and Drama in the English Department of Istanbul University from 1960 to 1980, and worked as Professor of Drama in Mimar Sinan University from 1980 to 1996. He is currently Professor of English and Drama at the Yeditepe University in Istanbul.
His first book of poems Dön Güvercin Dön (Return Dove, Return) was awarded the Behçet Necatigil Prize in 1986. His later poetry were collected in three other valumes Doğal Tarih (1989), Sevda Yaratan (1994), and Ne Güzel Yolculuktu Aklımdan Çıkmaz (2001). His collected poems were published in 2007 by Yapı Kredi Publications under the title Bana Düşlerini Anlat.
In 1996, a selection from his poems was translated into French and published in France in the series Les cahiers de Royaumont by Creaphis under the title L’hiver est fini.
In 2001 another selection of his poems were translated by him and by Michael Hulse and published in England by Arc Publications under the title Where Are You, Susie Petchek?
He has translated widely from English, American and Greek poets, and edited anthologies of verse translation. Also translated to turkish the poetry of Fernando Pessoa and Carlos Drummond de Andrade. He has also published critical studies of Irish and English playwrights including Synge, O’Casey, Whiting and Wesker as well as translations of their plays.
"I hope this collaboration will be very fruitful for those interested in poetry." - Cevat Çapan (when asked to be part of this project)
1.12.2009
Translations
Working as translators on this project:
Cevat Çapan
important poet and the best and most recognized translator of Turkey, with an extense list of works published by the best publishers in the country, among them the poetry of Carlos Drummond de Andrade and Fernando Pessoa
http://siir.gen.tr/siir/c/cevat_capan/index.html
Landeg White
poet and one of the best translators today, recognized by his excelent translations of 'Os Lusiadas and Lirica Camoniana
http://landegwhite.com/
Cevat Çapan
important poet and the best and most recognized translator of Turkey, with an extense list of works published by the best publishers in the country, among them the poetry of Carlos Drummond de Andrade and Fernando Pessoa
http://siir.gen.tr/siir/c/cevat_capan/index.html
Landeg White
poet and one of the best translators today, recognized by his excelent translations of 'Os Lusiadas and Lirica Camoniana
http://landegwhite.com/
1.11.2009
Portuguese poetry
Portuguese poetry is alive and well! The goal of this very brief and light page is to show her – the poetry – to the Turkish public, not to all, just to those who are interested, to the curious, to those who are available, well, to the readers!
On this page we will publish some of the newest names on Portuguese language poetry, names on affirmation process.
Because poetry is a process, a movement on the whole meaning of the word, and, like Jacques Derrida said, a silent flirt, waiting to open wounds.
On this page we will publish some of the newest names on Portuguese language poetry, names on affirmation process.
Because poetry is a process, a movement on the whole meaning of the word, and, like Jacques Derrida said, a silent flirt, waiting to open wounds.
- Cümle Frase #1 February 09
1.09.2009
Cümle Frase
Cümle Frase is the name of the Portuguese Language Poetry Monthly Page created NOW, in Ankara and Izmir, Turkey.
The goal: give voice to the new, "the newest", poetry in portuguese language on the streets of Ankara and Izmir - bring poetry to the the street, cafes, bars, everywhere.
Each month one poet... and the poems and their translation to turkish, on the page, on the reader's hand.
The idea:in 3 years time put together all the "pages" e transform them into a book - the first antology of the new portuguese poetry in Turkey.
For now the YES of some poets for 2009: Catarina Nunes de Almeida, Hugo Milhanas Machado, Valter Hugo Mãe, Rui Alberto, M. Tiago Paixão, José Luis Peixoto, José Rui Teixeira
with the support of:
Leitorado de Língua e Cultura Portuguesa de Ankara - Instituto Camões
www.instituto-camoes.pt
Cooperativa Literária
www.cooperativaliteraria.net
The goal: give voice to the new, "the newest", poetry in portuguese language on the streets of Ankara and Izmir - bring poetry to the the street, cafes, bars, everywhere.
Each month one poet... and the poems and their translation to turkish, on the page, on the reader's hand.
The idea:in 3 years time put together all the "pages" e transform them into a book - the first antology of the new portuguese poetry in Turkey.
For now the YES of some poets for 2009: Catarina Nunes de Almeida, Hugo Milhanas Machado, Valter Hugo Mãe, Rui Alberto, M. Tiago Paixão, José Luis Peixoto, José Rui Teixeira
with the support of:
Leitorado de Língua e Cultura Portuguesa de Ankara - Instituto Camões
www.instituto-camoes.pt
Cooperativa Literária
www.cooperativaliteraria.net
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