Miguel M. Abrahão

Abrahão studied at Faculty of Management and Business of the Methodist University of Piracicaba and University of São Paulo. The recorded working language is Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and English. The field of work recorded is history of Brazil, writing and dramaturgy. Places of work recorded in the authority are Piracicaba and Rio de Janeiro. Residence is recorded at Rio de Janeiro. Employment is recorded with Faculty of Management and Business of the Methodist University of Piracicaba. Works named in the authority record are A Escola.

• Name — Miguel M. Abrahão • Birth Name — Miguel Martins Abrahão • Born — 25 January 1961 • Birthplace — São Paulo, SP, Brazil • Occupation — Historian, writer and playwright • Notable Works — A Pele do Ogro, A Escola, O Dinheiro, "The Byzantine - a Novel" • Spouse — Silvia Abrahão • Children — Daniel M. Abrahão, Filipe M. Abrahão, Guilherme M. Abrahão

Born in São Paulo, Brazil, on January 25, 1961, Miguel M. Abrahão spent much of his youth in São Paulo, and currently, resides in Rio de Janeiro, with his wife and children. He graduated in history, in pedagogy and journalism, having held various activities in educational institutions, besides devoting much of his time on literature. He taught History of Brazil for the undergraduate program in journalism at the Unimep (Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba) in the 1980s. In this educational institution was also responsible for implementing the Center Theatre UNIMEP in 1979 and coordinated all activities until theatrical 1981. Most of his work for children and youth, however, although written during his teens, was only published from 1983 onwards.

Sources: • As aventuras do Saci Pererê (children's, 1973) • Pimpa, a Tartaruga (children's, 1973) • O Dinheiro (Comedy, 1976) • Armadilha (peça) (drama, 1976) • No Mundo Encantado da Carochinha (children's, 1976) • O Descasamento (Comedy, 1977) • Pensão Maloca (Comedy, 1977) • A Casa (Comedy, 1978) • O Covil das Raposas (Comedy, 1978) • O Chifrudo (Comedy, 1978) • Pássaro da Manhã (teen drama, 1978) • Alta-Sociedade (Comedy, 1978) • O Minuto Mágico (Comedy, 1981) • As Comadres (Comedy, 1981) • Três (drama, 1981) • A Escola (historical drama, 1983) • Bandidos Mareados (children's, 1983) • O Rouxinol do Imperador (children's, 1992)

Source: • The Byzantine - A Novel - O Bizantino (1984) • A Pele do Ogro (1996) • O Strip do Diabo (1996) • A Escola (2007)

Sources: • As Aventuras de Nina, a Elefanta Esquisita (1971) • As aventuras do Saci Pererê (1973) • Biquinho (1973) • Pimpa, a Tartaruga (1973) • Confissões de um Dragão (1974) • Lateco (1974) • Arabela (1974) • Junior, o Pato (1974) • Bonnie e Clyde (1975) • O Mistério da Cuca (1975) • O Império dos Bichos (1979) • O Caso da Pérola Negra (1983)

• Introdução aos Estudos Históricos (Editora Salesiana, 1985) • História Antiga e Medieval (Editora Salesiana, 1985) • História Antiga (Editora Agbook, 1992) • História Medieval (Editora Agbook, 1992)

The authorities additionally record the heading Miguel Martins Abrahão. His recorded languages were Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and English. His recorded confession was Catholic.

Abrahão worked in history of Brazil, writing, dramaturgy, pedagogy and marketing. He was employed by Faculty of Management and Business of the Methodist University of Piracicaba. He worked at Piracicaba and Rio de Janeiro.