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The Sun on My Head is Martins’s first book. The closest I got to explaining this to him was to let him know that in rendering the slang and orality of his text I had generated many, many versions of the translation file for the collection, thirty-six in all. When I met Geovani Martins at FLIP, the Paraty International Literary Festival, in the summer of 2018, I felt as if I had been living in his head for the past three months while translating his story collection The Sun on My Head, as if I had taken the manuscript pages and worn them around like a spring dress, or a pair of mildly uncomfortable pajamas. There is an unnerving relationship between translators and the authors they translate-“their authors,” I wrote and deleted, a symptom of this semi-consensual and disquieting sense of possession. Nearly Any Two Things Can Cohereby Asiya Wadud.Harlem Is Hijaz Is Havana Is Harar, Or: The Whole Point of the Black Arts Movement Is That They Were Movingby Momtaza Mehriįrom Scorpionic Sunby Mohammed Khaïr-EddineĪn Hourglass Experiences Ego Deathby Kyung Me & Harry Gould Harvey IV Geovani Martins Issue #148by Julia SanchesĬounterpoint and Apocryphaby Raphael Rubinstein Arcana: A Stephen Jonas Readerby Ammiel AlcalayĬhavisa Woods’s 100 Times: A Memoir of Sexismby Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore.Demos’s Decolonizing Nature: Contemporary Art and the Politics of Ecologyby Nich Hance McElroy Bauhaus Journal 1926–1931by John Gendall.Investors expect the events to further sap sentiment for Brazilian assets, which have been roiled by concerns Lula will overspend and undo market-friendly reforms oil giant Petrobras is on the watch for possible protests near its refineries.Bolsonaro himself, who has been in the US since late 2022, tweeted that events seen today “are not within the rules” and repudiated “baseless accusations” made against him by Lula.World leaders from Joe Biden to France’s Emmanuel Macron and neighbors such as Alberto Fernandez in Argentina voiced their support to Lula and Brazil’s democracy some governors who are key Bolsonaro allies repudiated the riots.

Lula’s Justice Minister Flavio Dino called the events a coup attempt and highlighted potential political motivations behind the act - and behind the slow response from local police Institutional Relations Minister Alexandre Padilha said the buildings are being swept for bomb devices Lula, who was in Sao Paulo visiting a city devastated by rains, flew back to Brasilia.

Lula also decreed a federal intervention in Brasilia, essentially allowing national security forces to descend on the capital to impose order.

Lula and his ministers called the events “unprecedented” and “barbaric,” and promised to punish not only the protesters, but those who financed the acts, busing thousands of people into the capital over the past couple of days.

Rioters on Sunday - draped in Brazilian flags and soccer jerseys associated with conservative politics - carried signs calling for the same. 30 elections have been camped out in front of military buildings since then, calling for military intervention to keep Lula from taking office.

Bolsonaro backers who refuse to accept the result of the Oct. 6-like event comes just one week after leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was inaugurated. Thousands of Bolsonaro’s supporters stormed buildings in the capital of Brasilia on Sunday, ransacking the Presidential Palace, Congress and the Supreme Court for hours before being cleared by police more than 400 have been arrested so far.Here are some key takeaways from the storming of Brazilian government buildings by backers of former president Jair Bolsonaro.