Juliana Cunha

Juliana was born in the city of Salvador, in Bahia, in 1987. She initially enrolled in a Literature course in her hometown but later moved to the capital city of São Paulo to continue her studies.^[4] She has worked as a journalist for various media outlets. Currently, she is a part-time professor at the School of International Relations of the Fundação Getúlio Vargas.^[5]

She teaches academic writing and reading strategies to first-semester students in a course called Oficinas Profissionais I: Comunicação e Expressão, and she also serves as one of the literature reviewers for the newspaper O Globo.^[4][6]

She is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Literature at the University of São Paulo, where she also completed her master's degree with a dissertation on the novel The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, under the guidance of Edu Otsuka.^[7] She is currently researching the novel Fogo Morto by José Lins do Rego, under the guidance of Ivone Daré Rabello. She also teaches literature and history in various free courses, such as at the Revista Cult [pt] space.^[8][9]

Alongside other translators, she is responsible for the Brazilian version of the book Catch and Kill by Ronan Farrow, published by Todavia [pt] in 2020, among other works.^[10][11]

• Literaturas de Língua Portuguesa I [Portuguese Language Literatures I], with Bruna Guerra. 1st ed. Londrina: Editora e Distribuidora Educacional S.A., 2017. v. 1. 144p.
• Kimland (photo book), São Paulo: self-published, 2014. 70p.
• Já matei por menos [I've Killed for Less]. 1st ed. São Paulo: Lote 42, 2013. 200p.
• Gaveta de bolso [Pocket Drawer]. 1st ed. São Paulo: Prólogo, 2011. 120p.