Clara Averbuck

Clara Averbuck Gomes (born 26 May 1979) is a Brazilian writer.

Clara Averbuck
Averbuck, in 2016
Averbuck, in 2016
BornClara Averbuck Gomes
(1979-05-26) May 26, 1979
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Pen nameClarah Averbuck
NationalityBrazilian


Life and career

Averbuck was born in Porto Alegre. Her father is the musician Hique Gomez, from the duo Tangos & Tragédias.[1] She attended journalism classes at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul but did not finish the course.

She began writing in 1998 for the e-zine CardosOnline, together with Daniel Galera, André Czarnobai, Daniel Pellizzari and others,[2] and also for several blogs. She moved to São Paulo in 2001; her first book Máquina de Pinball was published the following year.[3] The book was adapted into the 2007 film Nome Próprio (Camila Jam) , directed by Murilo Salles and starred by Leandra Leal; Averbuck wrote the screenplay.[4]

Averbuck also collaborated for the websites Vírgula and R7.


Published works
  • 2002- Máquina de Pinball
  • 2003- Das Coisas Esquecidas Atrás da Estante
  • 2004- Vida de Gato
  • 2008- Nossa Senhora da Pequena Morte (with Eva Uviedo)
  • 2012- Cidade Grande no Escuro
  • 2014- Eu Quero Ser Eu
  • 2016- Toureando o Diabo (with Eva Uviedo)

References
  1. "Clara Averbuck: atiradora de elite | Acervo da Revista Bula". www.acervo.revistabula.com. Retrieved 2019-03-08.
  2. "Literatura na internet: a egotrip do Cardosonline, um século depois". Sul 21 (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2011-09-10. Retrieved 2019-03-08.
  3. "Clara Averbuck - TPM".
  4. "Revista Bula".
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