The Paradise of Lucifer

Pedro Marangoni ([email protected]) was born in Brazil in 1949. After living the seventies in troubled Africa, he used this experience to write the bestseller "Angola, special commandos against Cubans" published in Portugal and "The option for the sword", with the two editions sold out, he returned to Brazil having worked for about two decades as a helicopter pilot, accumulating more than 9,000 flight hours, most of them over the Amazon. One mission over a particular jungle gave rise to the work "Quimeras Incas". This is available in Spanish and Portuguese. He published philosophy, "Infinity is in no hurry" and "Anguish of a flying fish" with an Italian version "Angustie di um pesce volante"; poetry of social criticism, "The Age of No"; a tale, "Maria da Silva, just a picture of everyday life" already translated into Spanish, Italian, English and German; and a variety of other books, "Homemade cooking in Brazil in the early 1900's"; children's literature with "The Big Fatty King" and "The Alphabet: The Ladybird explains" and became paranoid about the mark of our time with "The conspiracy of Saint Anthony of the Desperate". The tale "The mists are not eternal", about widowhood, elder abuse, and an octogenarian love is the last work. This is available in Portuguese as "As brumas não são eternas" and Spanish as "Las brumas no son eternas".