Autonomia Literária
A Brazilian publishing house founded in 2015, focused on publications in network with social movements, intellectuals, collectives, and independent media portals.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Autonomia Literária is a Brazilian publishing house founded in 2015 by Manuela Beloni, Hugo Albuquerque, and Cauê Seignemartin Ameni. It is a non-profit political project without bosses, aiming to challenge market relations and organize publications in network with social movements, intellectuals, collectives, and new independent media portals. The publishing house also has an editorial board composed of academics from various Brazilian universities and international institutions.
History
Autonomia Literária is a publishing house founded in 2015, idealized and run by partners and editorial coordinators Manuela Beloni, Hugo Albuquerque & Cauê Seignemartin Ameni. Its action is centered on organizing publications in network with social movements, intellectuals, collectives, and new independent media portals. It is also a political project, non-profit and without bosses, rehearsing alternatives to overcome and challenge market relations. The initiative comes in the wake of the desert of national debate, incapable of understanding political conflicts and publishing, with coherence and care, the main titles of authors and controversial themes.
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