Fabrício Carpinejar

Fabrício Carpinejar (Caxias do Sul, October 23, 1972) is a Brazilian writer, columnist, journalist, and lecturer. He is the author of bestsellers in the Brazilian literary market, such as Cuide dos Pais Antes que Seja Tarde (Take Care of Your Parents Before It’s Too Late, 2018) and Manual do Luto (Manual of Grief, 2023), and has already sold one million copies over the course of his career. He also won the Jabuti Prize, Brazil’s prestigious literary award, for the book Canalha! (2008) in the Short Stories and Chronicles category. In addition, Carpinejar was awarded the National Order of Educational Merit, bestowed by the Brazilian State at the rank of Grand Officer, in recognition of his significant contributions to education in the country. Currently, the writer works as a daily columnist for the newspaper Zero Hora, a commentator for Rádio Gaúcha, and a weekly columnist for O Tempo. In addition, Carpinejar is a sought-after speaker at festivals and in the corporate world, having delivered presentations in over 300 cities across Brazil and abroad. His father is the poet Carlos Nejar, a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters.

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