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By: Ana Paula Maia

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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages99
  • Published2013
  • File size1.1 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9781913867492

Key ideas from the book

  • The story is set in an impoverished, isolated part of Brazil.
  • Edgar Wilson works as a stun operator at a cattle slaughterhouse.
  • Unusual animal behavior unsettles the people working at the slaughterhouse.
  • The novella combines Brazilian literary fiction with horror and thriller elements.
  • Readers encounter a stark account of escalating violence involving both animals and people.

About Of Cattle and Men by Ana Paula Maia

In an impoverished, isolated corner of Brazil, a slaughterhouse becomes the setting for a series of disturbing events. Edgar Wilson works as a stun operator, dispatching cattle and following orders as the animals grow increasingly unsettled. When some charge into buildings and others plunge from a cliff, the people around him search for an explanation.

Ana Paula Maia’s contemporary Brazilian novella blends literary fiction with horror and thriller elements. Its stark focus on slaughterhouse labor, animal behavior, and mounting violence may appeal to readers interested in translated Latin American fiction and unsettling, compact narratives.

About Ana Paula Maia

Ana Paula Maia is a Brazilian novelist and screenwriter whose fiction often follows people doing dangerous, physically demanding work on society’s margins. Her novels include De gados e homens (Of Cattle and Men), Assim na terra como embaixo da terra, and Enterre seus mortos (Bury Your Dead). Written in a stark, unsentimental style, her work explores labor, violence, death, and the ways people endure harsh conditions.

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