Dr. Jerónimo Pizarro, Professor at Universidad de los Andes, holder of the chair of Portuguese Studies of the Camoes Institute in Colombia and winner of the Eduardo Lourenço Award (2013), is responsible for most of the new editions and new series of texts by Fernando Pessoa published in Portugal since 2006. He is also a critic, a translator and the editor-in-chief of the journal Pessoa Plural: A Journal of Fernando Pessoa Studies.

‘Pizarro’s book… can be considered as a true mini-course on Fernando Pessoa. It not only guides its readers with a sure hand through the complexities of Pessoa’s own work but also prepares them to navigate the by now labyrinthine field of Pessoa studies.’ Paulo de Medeiros, Portuguese Studies

Dr. Jerónimo Pizarro, Professor at Universidad de los Andes, holder of the chair of Portuguese Studies of the Camoes Institute in Colombia and winner of the Eduardo Lourenço Award (2013), is responsible for most of the new editions and new series of texts by Fernando Pessoa published in Portugal since 2006. He is also a critic, a translator and the editor-in-chief of the journal Pessoa Plural: A Journal of Fernando Pessoa Studies.

‘Pizarro’s book… can be considered as a true mini-course on Fernando Pessoa. It not only guides its readers with a sure hand through the complexities of Pessoa’s own work but also prepares them to navigate the by now labyrinthine field of Pessoa studies.’ Paulo de Medeiros, Portuguese Studies

Dr. Jerónimo Pizarro, Professor at Universidad de los Andes, holder of the chair of Portuguese Studies of the Camoes Institute in Colombia and winner of the Eduardo Lourenço Award (2013), is responsible for most of the new editions and new series of texts by Fernando Pessoa published in Portugal since 2006. He is also a critic, a translator and the editor-in-chief of the journal Pessoa Plural: A Journal of Fernando Pessoa Studies.

‘Pizarro’s book… can be considered as a true mini-course on Fernando Pessoa. It not only guides its readers with a sure hand through the complexities of Pessoa’s own work but also prepares them to navigate the by now labyrinthine field of Pessoa studies.’ Paulo de Medeiros, Portuguese Studies