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A shadowy 19th-century Dutch pen name, this writer is known for a single surviving title in the DBNL archive: a comic tale about a man whose sleep is ruined by a mouse. The mystery around the pseudonym makes the work feel even more curious.

by [pseud.] Braga Jr., Wilhelm Busch
DBNL lists Braga Jr. as the pseudonymous author of De muis of de gestoorde nachtrust, first published in 1864, with another DBNL text edition based on the 1878 printing. The archive also records a later translation-related edition from 1916, connecting the work with Wilhelm Busch.
Beyond those bibliographic traces, reliable public information about the person behind the name is very limited. No clearly confirmed biographical details such as a full real name, birth and death dates, or a standard author portrait were found in the sources reviewed here.
That leaves Braga Jr. as one of those intriguing literary ghosts: remembered less through a documented life story than through a lively, humorous work that continued to circulate in later editions.