Felipe FiuzaFelipe Fiuza is a Brazilian who lives in Tennessee, and loves games, martial arts, his friends, his community, and his family. He is an Assistant Professor of Spanish at East Tennessee State University (ETSU), where he is also the Director of ETSU's anguage and Culture Resource Center. As director of the center, he works towards closing the gap between East Tennessean native speakers of English and people from other languages and cultures through language services, such as interpretations and translations, offered by the center. Felipe's first poetry book, Ucideia, won first place in a peer-reviewed literary contest from the Federal University of Espírito Santo Press, and as a result, it was published on March, 6th, 2020. His research interests are linked to the intersection between literature and cognitive sciences, focusing in Brazilian Literature and in Literature from the Iberian Peninsula. Read More Read Less
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