Paula Febbe

Paula Febbe (27 May 1983) is a Brazilian horror and fantasy writer and screenwriter.

Biography Paula was born in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, in 1983. She started writing songs during her teenage years. Paula studied script at the Goldcrest Post Production Theater in New York City while working as a nanny and waitress at wakes to pay the bills. In Brazil, she has a Radio and Television Degree, specializing in script and psychoanalysis. She has written for vehicles such as Rolling Stone magazine and Folha de São Paulo. She was also a psychoanalysis columnist for Ana Maria Braga's website. She was press agent for B.B. King's "One More Time" tour in Latin America.

She started publishing stories online by Mojo Books, in 2010. In 2011, she released her first book, Relato Inspirado por Orelhas (Ears), independently, which boosted her in the literary world. In 2013, she launched the book Mãos Secas Com Apenas Duas Folhas (Dry Hands With Only Two Sheets of Paper), by Descaminhos.

In 2014, Paula had one of her short stories, "Limerence", made into a short film by filmmaker Larissa Anzoategui. The author was also invited to write this script. In 2015, she launched the book Metástase, in which she further developed the story started by the aforementioned tale.

Also in 2021, the author relaunched the book on DarkSide Books Vantagens que encontrei na morte do meu pai (Advantages I found in my father's death).