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[pseud.] Braga Jr.
Remembered almost entirely for a single playful Dutch verse book from 1864, this elusive writer left behind more mystery than biography. The surviving record points to a collaborator or adapter connected with a comic tale about a mouse and a sleepless night.
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De muis, of De gestoorde nachtrust een berijmde geschiedenis in twaalf tafereelen voor jong en oud
by [pseud.] Braga Jr., Wilhelm Busch
About the author
Very little confirmed biographical information seems to survive about the writer who published under the pseudonym Braga Jr. Reliable catalog records identify the name as a pseudonym rather than a full personal name, and the available literary databases do not clearly reveal the person behind it.
What can be confirmed is that Braga Jr. is associated with De muis, of De gestoorde nachtrust, a Dutch work first published in 1864. Library and public-domain records list it alongside Wilhelm Busch, suggesting that Braga Jr. was involved as a collaborator, translator, or adapter connected with Busch's comic storytelling.
Because so little secure personal detail is available, Braga Jr. is best approached as a shadowy literary byline from the nineteenth century—someone known today chiefly through that one surviving title and the small trace it left in Dutch literary catalogs.