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Brazilian literature is, once again, in mourning. After Rubem Fonseca, Luiz Alfredo García-Roza and Aldir Blanc, they also died, this Sunday (10/05), at the age of 78, the writer from Rio Sérgio Sant’Anna. With coronavirus symptoms, there was no confirmation of the disease or not, he was admitted to the Quinta D’Or Hospital, in the north of Rio de Janeiro.
The writer’s sister, Sonia Sant’Anna, published the news of Sérgio’s death on her personal Facebook profile.
With more than 50 years of career, Sérgio Sant’Anna had one of his main characteristics of literary experimentation. Regarding his main works, there are “Ralfo’s Confessions” (1975) “A delicate crime” (1997) “João Gilberto concert in Rio de Janeiro” (1983) and “The man-woman” (2014) The most recent is “Night Angel”, launched in 2017.
The writer won 3 times the Jabut awardme 3 times the Prize of the Association of Art Critics of São Paulo (APCA) and once National Library Award.
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