Capicua's nature poems and award-winning graphic novel by Tessa Hulls among Penguin's new releasesPhoto by Landiva Weber on Pexels
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Capicua's nature poems and award-winning graphic novel by Tessa Hulls among Penguin's new releases

RTP Notícias4 September 2026 at 21:20

Penguin Random House announced new publications through October, including illustrated books and graphic novels by national and international authors. Among the new releases are nature poems by Capicua, an author known for her literary work.

Journalists Diana Matias and Miriam Alves also sign illustrated books included in these publishing new releases. Their works join Penguin Random House's illustrated literature offering for the coming months.

One of the most highlighted works is a memoir graphic novel by Tessa Hulls. This work was distinguished with the Pulitzer Prize, which gives particular relevance to this publication in the publisher's catalog.

The presence of national authors like Capicua, Diana Matias, and Miriam Alves, alongside award-winning international authors like Tessa Hulls, demonstrates Penguin Random House's diversified strategy for the Portuguese market through October.

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