Maria Gabriela Llansol Nunes da Cunha Rodrigues Joaquim (24 November 1931 – 3 March 2008), more commonly known as Maria Gabriela Llansol, was a Portuguese writer and translator.[1] Llansol took an independent view of history and the structure of writing. She did not aim to be popular, but believed that her writing would live longer than she did.[2] She won the Portuguese Writers Association prize for two of her novels.
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