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Sávio Batista
Horror, suspense, and science fiction with social critique
For readers who prefer genre fiction with incisive social commentary, high-tension turns, and worlds where discomfort is part of the reflection.
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The Jagunço
Since the formal end of slavery, Brazil still faces labor conditions akin to slavery. The Jagunço follows Isaque, a rural worker lured by his oppressor Natan, exposing the brutal reality of a farm owned by a ruthless landowner.
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For readers who prefer genre fiction with incisive social commentary, high-tension turns, and worlds where discomfort is part of the reflection.
About Sávio
Born in Tombos, Minas Gerais, he began writing during his Electrical Engineering degree at UFSJ. A fan of cinema and literature, he writes short stories and novels in horror, suspense, and science fiction. His works are filled with social critique and unexpected turns.
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- Readers of horror, suspense, and science fiction with social density.
- Conversations around genre, social critique, and atmospheric writing.
- Catalogs that value intensity, surprise, and distinctly Brazilian imagination.
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Severed Lives
Children disappear in Vale Alto, Minas Gerais. A cult tied to a supernatural entity weaves macabre plans while broken people cross paths driven by guilt, secret desires, and greed.
The Silence of Venom
A man condemned to the lake of fire faces a peculiar penance: working in hell under Leviathan. A journey through guilt, memory, and destiny.
Floors
In sector MG2, an advanced building confines part of humanity. Amid routines and social networks, screen-dependent relationships take satirical contours.
Necromuseum: The Museum of the Dead
Welcome to Necromuseum, where the morbid experience of connecting with the dead reveals that truth can be more frightening than our fears.
BRAVO!
In a tavern, old and feared Bravo recounts deeds that blend splendor and horror. A monologue about the true power of storytelling.
A Few Leagues
Young Judas, sold to the church and turned into a templar, walks a macabre journey showing how even the most virtuous can be corrupted.