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Unicamp's publishing house launches six-book bilingual series of Brazilian short stories
The publishing house at Unicamp, the University of Campinas in Brazil, has released a bilingual collection of six books by established Brazilian authors as part of the university's 60th anniversary celebrations.
Why it matters: Readers of Unicamp's publishing house gain a six-volume bilingual collection of Brazilian short stories issued for the university's 60th anniversary.
According to Jornal da Unicamp, the university's publishing house has launched a bilingual series of Brazilian short stories.
The collection brings together six books by acclaimed authors, the university newsroom reported.
Jornal da Unicamp said the initiative forms part of the celebrations marking the university's 60 years.
The newsroom presented the series as a way to carry Brazilian national culture further afield.
Editor’s view
Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
Readers of the Unicamp publishing house now have six bilingual volumes of Brazilian short stories, released as part of the university's 60th anniversary programme.
