Santiago Nazarian (São Paulo, 1977) is a Brazilian writer. He studied literature and graduated in Social Communications in São Paulo, Brazil.[1] In 2007, he was selected by the Hay Festival as one of the 39 highest profile Latin American writers under the age of 39.[2]

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His literary project is labeled as "bizarre existentialism", mixing classic literary references with horror, pop and trash culture.

Books published

• Olívio (Talento, Brazil 2003, Prêmio Fundação Conrado Wessel de Literatura)
• A Morte Sem Nome (Planeta, Brazil 2004; Palavra, Portugal 2005)
• Feriado de Mim Mesmo (Planeta, Brazil, 2005)
• Mastigando Humanos (Nova Fronteira, Brazil, 2006; Editora Record, Brazil; Ediciones Ambulantes, Spain; La Linea, Italy, 2013 )
• O Prédio, o Tédio e o Menino Cego (Record, Brazil 2009)
• Pornofantasma (Record, Brazil 2011)
• Garotos Malditos (Record, Brazil 2012)
• Biofobia (Record, Brazil 2014)

See also

• Bogotá39

References

External links

• Jardim Bizarro - Blog

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[ru] Назарьян, Сантьяго