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Hour of the Star, Paperback / softback Book

Hour of the Star Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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Clarice Lispector died of cancer at the age of fifty-six on 9th December 1977. "The Hour of the Star" was published that same year and acclaimed by the critics as 'a regional allegory' of extraordinary awareness and insight.

Lispector herself defined "The Hour of the Star" as a book 'made without words...a mute photograph...a silence...a question'.

The tale of Macabea can be read at different levels and lends itself to various interpretations.

The book's subtle interplay of fiction and philosophy sums up Lispector's unique talent as a writer and her lasting influence on contemporary Brazilian writing.

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