A Death in Brazil
Brazil, politics and government
Social problems
Manners and customs
Travel
Description and travel
New York Times reviewed
Social life and customs
Politics and government
History
A travelogue through modern-day Brazil captures both the exuberant life force of the country and its people, as well as the violence and death that poses a continuing threat, offering reminiscences of the food, music, climate, history, art, character, and other key aspects of the nation.
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