![]() ![]() They were known for their strange and colorful dress, and a propensity to sing and dance. “Perhaps it meant ‘a larger tribe without a leader’ or ‘delinquents who don’t steal’, or… other descriptions.” “No one knew exactly what the word ‘hippie’ meant, and it didn’t much matter,” Paulo tells us. Paulo’s writings are always heralded as major publishing events and are widely read, though sometimes with mixed reviews.Ĭoelho’s Hippie is a story about a group of young people who set out from Amsterdam to Kathmandu during the 1960s counterculture revolution. His most popular titles include The Alchemist, Pilgrimage, Adultery, and a novel entitled Spy. Paulo Coelho, the internationally popular Brazilian writer, has published 18 books to date ― fiction, non-fiction, and occasionally a mix of both. ![]()
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