Darlan Zurc

Darlan Zurc is a Brazilian writer, historian, illustrator, teacher, and comic-book artist whose work brings a playful, critical perspective to society and public life. Based in Bahia, he has contributed to books, magazines, newspapers, and collective literary anthologies, writing across genres that include chronicles, poetry, short stories, and comics. His nonfiction book, A fúria de papéis espalhados, was published by Scortecci in 2020.

Zurc has also collaborated on works by professor Raimundo Gama, including Filosofia grega antiga and Feira de Santana e Ruy Barbosa, and contributed to Payassu and the Minimanual da Redação da Ideação Magazine. His website serves as a hub for readers to explore his biography, texts, blog posts, drawings, photographs, publications, and messages, as well as information about his work and contact details. It also features media coverage and selected projects, including his participation in the comic As Aventuras dos Trapalhões.

Through writing and illustration, Zurc shares cultural commentary, creative work, and insights shaped by his experience in education and history