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António Mega Ferreira

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António Taurino Mega Ferreira GCC GCCa (24 March 1949 – 26 December 2022) was a Portuguese writer and journalist.^[1]^[2]

António Mega

Publications

Graça Morais: linhas da terra (1985)
O heliventilador de Resende (1985)
As palavras difíceis (1991)
Os princípios do fim: poemas 1972–1992 (1992)
Os nomes da Europa (1994)
A borboleta de Nabokov (2000)
A expressão dos afectos (2001)
Amor: novela (2002)
As caixas chinesas (2002)
Retratos de sombra (2003)
O que há-de voltar a passar: narrativa (2003)
Roma: exercícios de reconhecimento (2003)
Fotobiografia Teixeira de Pascoaes (2003)
Uma caligrafia de prazeres (2003)
Amor (2004)
Fazer pela vida: um retrato de Fernando Pessoa, o empreendedor (2005)
Graça Morais: os olhos azuis do mar (2005)
Abel Salazar: o desenhador compulsivo (2006)
Por D. Quixote : o literato, o justiceiro e o amoroso (2006)
A blusa romena: romance (2008)
Lisboa song (2009)
Roma (2010)
Papéis de jornal: crónicas (2011)
Macedo: uma biografia da infâmia (2011)
Cartas de Casanova: Lisboa 1757 (2013)
O essencial sobre Marcel Proust (2013)
O essencial sobre Albert Camus (2013)
Viagem à literatura europeia (2014)
Vidas instáveis (2014)
Viagens pela ficção hispano-americana (2015)
O essencial sobre Dom Quixote (2016)
Itália – Práticas de viagem (2017)

References

^ Morreu o intelectual e fazedor António Mega Ferreira, o mentor da Expo-98 (in Portuguese)
^ "Escritor e gestor cultural António Mega Ferreira morre aos 73 anos". Acoriano Oriental. 26 December 2022. Retrieved 28 December 2022.

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