Tiago Dantas Germano

Tiago Dantas Germano, known as Tiago Germano (born July 24, 1982), is a Brazilian writer and journalist who has been nominated twice for the Prêmio Jabuti, one of Brazil’s most prestigious literary awards.

Biography Born in Picuí, Paraíba, Germano is the author of novels, chronicles, and short stories. His writing often addresses social and familial themes with sensitivity and psychological depth. He is also a journalist and currently hosts the literary column Clube do Livro on Rádio CBN Paraíba, where he promotes books and discusses the importance of reading.

Literary works Demônios Domésticos (2017): A debut collection of chronicles exploring family life and contemporary society. A Mulher Faminta (2018): A novel addressing love, identity, and emotional hunger. Catálogo de Pequenas Espécies (2021): A collection of short stories highlighting fleeting moments and human emotions. O que pesa no Norte (2022): A novel examining middle-class life in Brazil’s Northeast, with themes such as patriarchy, identity, and generational values.

Recognition Germano’s work has been acknowledged in both national and international literary scenes: Finalist for the Prêmio Jabuti in 2018 (Demônios Domésticos) and semifinalist in 2023 (O que pesa no Norte). Winner of the Prêmio Minuano de Literatura for Demônios Domésticos. Semifinalist for the Prêmio Oceanos in 2023 for O que pesa no Norte.