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A história de um triângulo amoroso, Lúcio, Marta, Ricardo, em que os estudiosos vêem em Ricardo o outro lado de Lúcio, e Marta seria a ponte de ligação. 'A confissão de Lúcio' é um texto de vanguarda, que foge ao modelo princípio-meio-fim, vigente na literatura portuguesa do início do século XX.
Published 2002 by Ediouro (first published 1913)
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Jun 22, 2018Manuel Antão rated it really liked it · review of another edition
If you're into stuff like this, you can read the full review.
Fin-de-siècle Urban Nightmares: “Lucio's Confession” by Mário de Sá-Carneiro, Margaret Jull Costa (translator)
'Deep down, I did hate those people – the artists. That is, those false artists whose work consists of the poses they strike: saying outrageous things, cultivating complicated tastes and appetites, being artificial, irritating, [and] unbearable. People who, in fact, take from art only what is false and external.”
In “Lucio's Con...more
Fin-de-siècle Urban Nightmares: “Lucio's Confession” by Mário de Sá-Carneiro, Margaret Jull Costa (translator)
'Deep down, I did hate those people – the artists. That is, those false artists whose work consists of the poses they strike: saying outrageous things, cultivating complicated tastes and appetites, being artificial, irritating, [and] unbearable. People who, in fact, take from art only what is false and external.”
In “Lucio's Con...more
Feb 25, 2017Vit Babenco rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
“Deep down, I did hate those people – the artists. That is, those false artists whose work consists of the poses they strike: saying outrageous things, cultivating complicated tastes and appetites, being artificial, irritating, unbearable. People who, in fact, take from art only what is false and external.”
Then what is art?
“I really don’t think you should be discussing the role of sensuality in art, for, my friends, sensuality is an art, possibly the most beautiful of all the arts. Up until now,...more
Then what is art?
“I really don’t think you should be discussing the role of sensuality in art, for, my friends, sensuality is an art, possibly the most beautiful of all the arts. Up until now,...more
May 23, 2014mwpm rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
A gem of a novel. The author is widely unknown outside of Portugal. I came to him through another Portuguese writer, Fernando Pessoa (they were close friend and collaborators on a literary journal).
The novel falls somewhere between Poe and Kafka, following the obsessive first person account of the strange events that led to the confessor's incarceration. Through the confessor, a writer always on the periphery of a literary scene in turn-of-the-century Europe, we are given a caricature of bohemia...more
Apr 14, 2015The novel falls somewhere between Poe and Kafka, following the obsessive first person account of the strange events that led to the confessor's incarceration. Through the confessor, a writer always on the periphery of a literary scene in turn-of-the-century Europe, we are given a caricature of bohemia...more
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Mariel rated it liked it · review of another editionRecommends it for: hairshirts and extreme abstinence
My mind had adapted itself to the mystery and that mystery was to become the framework of my life, the flame and the golden trail...
Lucio is free at last from his/their ten years of walls. Hard roads of memory lane chain gangs. Under world voices over their/his. Fellow prisoners beckon to peer into outside of nothing to see anymore. A good looking murderer understands his disregard, though. Lucio speaks already as if you will too. A monologue in two worlds. He killed his friend. You must have re...more
Aug 21, 2014Luís C. rated it it was amazing · review of another editionLucio is free at last from his/their ten years of walls. Hard roads of memory lane chain gangs. Under world voices over their/his. Fellow prisoners beckon to peer into outside of nothing to see anymore. A good looking murderer understands his disregard, though. Lucio speaks already as if you will too. A monologue in two worlds. He killed his friend. You must have re...more
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Lúcio leaves prison after ten years of incarceration. He said from the outset that he is innocent of the crime for which he was convicted, but that what is past is so amazing he did not want to defend themselves at the material time. But out of prison he decided 'to confess, that is to say, to prove my innocence.'
His story begins in Paris, where Lúcio frequent Portuguese artistic circles. In a decadent feast, given by an American millionaire, he met a poet, Ricardo, who will become his close fri...more
His story begins in Paris, where Lúcio frequent Portuguese artistic circles. In a decadent feast, given by an American millionaire, he met a poet, Ricardo, who will become his close fri...more
Nov 07, 2011Julie Rylie rated it really liked it · review of another edition
WOW, just WOW.
It has been such a long time since I didn't a read a so well written portuguese book with a proper use of the language. It was poetic reading this. I just discovered I'm a huge fan of Mário de Sá Carneiro and that we have so many common demons it hurts. You recognise a fellow tortured soul when you see one.
Lúcio is a depressive man with no 'joie de vivre' that is explaning the story of how he met Ricardo because he is accused of his murder, which he declares he didn't commit, eve...more
It has been such a long time since I didn't a read a so well written portuguese book with a proper use of the language. It was poetic reading this. I just discovered I'm a huge fan of Mário de Sá Carneiro and that we have so many common demons it hurts. You recognise a fellow tortured soul when you see one.
Lúcio is a depressive man with no 'joie de vivre' that is explaning the story of how he met Ricardo because he is accused of his murder, which he declares he didn't commit, eve...more
Jul 12, 2002Proustitute rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Aestheticism and decadence meet existential crises of gender, sexuality, identity, and the tenuous boundary between reality and fantasy, illusion and madness. S��-Carneiro killed himself at age 26, and I believe this is the only one of his novels to have been translated into English. Apparently, there are many others from this quizzical genius; I hope someone translates them soon���they must be similarly wonderful and maddeningly surreal as Lucio's Confession was, and more people should read his...more
Jan 17, 2017Jonathan Bogart rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
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The second Portuguese novel I've read in the past few months, but the first I read in translation. I have a PDF of a first edition in Portuguese (it's in the public domain), and I allowed myself to dip into it occasionally to see whether the translator was being literal or making a choice, but mostly I read it on the bus. One aesthetic experience that will stay with me for a long time is a long description of a Decadent (in the generic, Wildean sense) party in Paris, designed to overwhelm partyg...more
Nov 26, 2011Raquel Smith-Cave rated it it was amazing
If anyone wants to do a movie based on this novel, please let me know. The dance show scene is like Moulin Rouge, tragic and brilliant.
Counting of my favorite words: Espamos x5.
Counting of my favorite words: Espamos x5.
Aug 06, 2017Ketelen Lefcovich rated it liked it · review of another edition
Read it for college. It reminded me a bit of Hermann Hesse's Demian, but since Demian was publish later perhaps it was loosely inspired by this? Nevertheless Demian is a masterpiece and this one is just good.
Jun 07, 2019Eden R rated it really liked it · review of another edition
May 30, 2016Bruno rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
A fascinating read that takes us to the confused and (perhaps) delusional mind of a writer, Lúcio, who sees himself entangled in his best-friend, Ricardo's life.
The book tells us about how they first met in Paris, how their souls immediately clicked, and how their friendship quickly evolved into the realm of the homoerotic, of infidelity and love triangles.
Along the way the reader is always left wondering how much of it really happens, and how much of it is just a delusion from the main characte...more
The book tells us about how they first met in Paris, how their souls immediately clicked, and how their friendship quickly evolved into the realm of the homoerotic, of infidelity and love triangles.
Along the way the reader is always left wondering how much of it really happens, and how much of it is just a delusion from the main characte...more
Sep 25, 2013Maria rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Ah, the wonders of an ending that asks thousands of questions instead of answering just one.
I really enjoyed this little tale, but my insomnia absolutely adored it. Instead of closing windows and doors, the narrative, as it goes on, opens everything till you find yourself standing in the middle of an immensity of everythings... and nothings. Endless possibilities, as well as interpretations. This is certainly my kind of book and an absolute treasure.
Madness, you say? Well, let it be!
I really enjoyed this little tale, but my insomnia absolutely adored it. Instead of closing windows and doors, the narrative, as it goes on, opens everything till you find yourself standing in the middle of an immensity of everythings... and nothings. Endless possibilities, as well as interpretations. This is certainly my kind of book and an absolute treasure.
Madness, you say? Well, let it be!
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Apr 18, 2009Mayta Quix rated it liked it · review of another edition
It's such a passionate work of paradoxes, so disturbing - i don't know... maybe because of its shortness (conciseness??)- that i could not help but doubting the sanity of the claim of sincerity of the confession...by the bye...apparently, as the book hints, Sa-carneiro was also obsessed with the problem of identity(ies) as his contemporary, Fernando Pessoa...
Not the greatest book from Mário de Sa-Carneiro in my opinion, I prefer Cronicas de um Suicidio Anunciado, 'tho is a great book, very surrealistic... and kinda summons Sa-Carneiro life between Lisbon and Paris.
If you like this book I recommend you to read A Aparição from Vergílio Ferreira.
If you like this book I recommend you to read A Aparição from Vergílio Ferreira.
Jun 25, 2015Larissa rated it liked it
It started out quite the intriguing story then it became a bit histeric. And the ending made up for the exageration of the narrator.
Fantastic story. A not convencional story, you keep thinking about what really happened in the story... loved it!
Mar 06, 2008Rhea rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
beautiful book. obsession and desperation, and gender stuff, in the old days in portugal
Jan 09, 2016Ştefan Bolea rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
The first chapter -- a rocket piercing the darkest sky.
Oct 12, 2016Marija Andreeva rated it it was ok · review of another edition
I think I read this in a wrong period for me. I just couldn't connect with the story at all.
Dec 02, 2016Marie-Therese rated it liked it · review of another edition Shelves: novellas, decadent-literature, modernism, portuguese-literature
One of my fav books ever.
Interesting mystery novel from the beginning of the last century. Writing is good, if a bit dated. From the middle onward it was quite the page turner, but the conclusion left a bit to be desired. Liked the atmosphere during the best bits.
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Mário de Sá-Carneiro (Lisboa, 19 de Maio de 1890 — Paris, 26 de Abril de 1916) foi um poeta, contista e ficcionista português, um dos grandes expoentes do modernismo em Portugal e um dos mais reputados membros da Geração d’Orpheu.
Na fase inicial da sua obra, Mário de Sá-Carneiro revela influências de várias correntes literárias, como o decadentismo, o simbolismo, ou o saudosismo, então em franco d...more
Na fase inicial da sua obra, Mário de Sá-Carneiro revela influências de várias correntes literárias, como o decadentismo, o simbolismo, ou o saudosismo, então em franco d...more
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