Cassandra Rios

Cassandra Rios, the alias of Odete Rios (1932, São Paulo — March 8, 2002), was a Brazilian fiction, mystery and specially lesbian erotica books writer.[1] She wrote more than 40 novels,[2] and was the first Brazilian female writer who sold more than one million books. She was censored during the military dictatorship.[3][4]

Her parents were Spanish outcasts from Spanish Civil war.

Partial bibliography
  • Volúpia do Pecado
  • Carne em delírio
  • Nicoletta Ninfeta
  • Crime de Honra
  • Uma Mulher Diferente
  • Copacabana Posto 6 - A madrasta
  • A Lua Escondida
  • O Gamo e a Gazela
  • A Borboleta Branca
  • As Traças
  • A Tara
  • O Prazer de Pecar
  • Tessa, a Gata
  • A Paranoica
  • Breve História de Fábia
  • Um Escorpião na Balança
  • Muros Altos

References
  1. "Cassandra Rios". IMDb. Retrieved 2023-04-15.
  2. Livros e idéias: Ensaios sem fronteiras. 2004. ISBN 9788574731315.
  3. https://books.google.com/books?id=0ysEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PT11 Tpm]. Trip Editora e Propaganda SA; 2001. ISSN 15194035. p. 11.
  4. "Quem foi Cassandra Rios, a escritora mais censurada da ditadura militar". G1 (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2022-09-22.
  • (in Portuguese) TPM
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