Wolflam Marko Kiri (born in 1998 in Mwanza) is a famous Tanzanian lawyer graduated in the year 2019 from St.Augustine University of Tanzania ( mwanza main campus).
Career
João Paulo Cuenca was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1978. He is the author of “Body present” (2003), “The Mastroianni Day” (2007), “The only happy ending for a love story is an accident” (2010) and “The day I found out I was dead” (2015). His novels have been translated into eight languages and have had their rights sold to eleven countries. He has been a weekly columnist for major Brazilian newspapers and magazines since 2003 and now writes for Folha de São Paulo, the biggest national newspaper in Brazil. An anthology of his articles, “The last dawn”, was published in 2012.
In 2007, he was selected by the Hay Festival and the organizers of the Bogotá World Book Capital as one of the 39 highest profile Latin American writers under the age of 39. He was also selected for the first ever issue of Best of Young Brazilian Novelists in the Granta literary magazine in 2012. In recent years, he has written plays, films, and television scripts. "The Death of J.P. Cuenca" (2015), which took part in the first Venice Biennale College Production Lab, was his first feature film as a writer/director, premiered at the Rio and São Paulo International Film Festivals and had its European premiere at the main competition selection of the prestigious CPH:DOX in Denmark.
He participated in lectures as a guest writer at PUC-Rio (2004), UFRJ (2004), Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris III (2006), Columbia University (2011), Princeton University (2011, 2014), Heidelberg University (2012), Salzburg University (2012), Yale University (2014), Brown University (2013, 2014), UCLA (2014), Stanford (2014), University of Illinois (2014), among many others. He was invited to festivals such as Hay Festival Cartagena de Indias (Colombia, 2008, 2013), Berlin International Literature Festival (2012, 2013), Frankfurt Book Fair (2012, 2013), Xalapa Hay Festival in Mexico (2012), Guadalajara Book Fair (2012), London Brazilian Festival (2010), Americas Society Symposium on Brazilian Literature (New York, 2011), Festival Vivamerica (Madrid, 2011), Correntes d'Escritas (Portugal, 2008, 2009, 2011) etc. He was the chief curator of the Bahia Book Fair in 2013 and of the Belo Horizonte Book Fair in 2014. He Won a Civitella Ranieri Writing Fellowship in 2013 and was a Writer-in-Residence at the Programa Avançado de Cultura Contemporânea of UFRJ (PACC) in 2014.
Apart from writing novels, Cuenca worked as a journalist and columnist for various major Brazilian newspapers and magazines, among them »O Globo«. An anthology of his chronicles and columns appeared only recently in the volume »A última madrugada« (2012; tr: The last dawn). João Paulo Cuenca’s texts have appeared in anthologies both inside and outside of Brazil.
Novels
Corpo presente, Planeta, 2002
O dia Mastroianni, Agir, 2007
O único final feliz para uma história de amor é um acidente, Companhia das Letras, 2010 Descobri que estava morto, Caminho, 2015
Chronicles
A Última Madrugada, LeYa, 2012
Anthologies
Parati para mim, Rio de Janeiro: Agir, 2003
Prosas Cariocas, Rio de Janeiro: Casa da Palavra, 2004
Contos sobre tela, Rio de Janeiro: Pinakotheke, 2005
Paralelos, Rio de Janeiro: Agir, 2005
Bogotá 39, Antologia de cuento latinoamericano, Bogotá:Ediciones B, 2007
Cenas da Favela Geração Editorial, 2007
B39 — Antologia de cuento latinoamericano Ediciones B, Uruguai 2007
Bogotá 39, Antologia de cuento latinoamericano, Bogotá:Ediciones B, 2007
Cem melhores crônicas brasileiras Editora Objetiva, 2007
Missives – Nouvelles brésilliennes contemporaines Société Littéraire, França, 2008 10 cariocas, Rosario: Ferreyra Editor, 2009 Libardade até agora Mobile Editorial, 2011 Granta 9, Alfaguara, 2012.