Simoes Junior, Alvaro Santos [UNESP]2018-11-262018-11-262015-01-01Revista Da Anpoll. Brasilia: Assoc Nac Pos-graduacao Pesquisa Letras & Linguistica, v. 1, n. 38, p. 144-155, 2015.1414-7564http://hdl.handle.net/11449/163727Together with Portuguese illustrator Juliao Machado, Olavo Bilac directed the weekly periodical A Bruxa from February 1896 to June 1897. In this illustrated magazine, the Parnassian poet wrote the Cronica column, that was always published on the second page, embellished with Gothic vignettes by Machado. Through this weekly conversation with the carioca reader, Bilac strengthened the trend of Brazilian chronicle toward humor and irony and contributed to make the genre in Brazil much more literary expression of a subjetivity than a journalistic section merely intended to review the main week events.144-155porOlavo BilacJuliao MachadoA BruxaChroniclePressArtigo10.18309/anp.v1i38.843WOS:000422274000013Acesso restrito