IN PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE
- LIVROS EM LÍNGUA PORTUGUESA

BALADA DE BOB DYLAN (A) - UN RETRATO MUSICAL, by Daniel Mark Epstein.

BOB DYLAN, compiled by Helena Nunes.

BOB DYLAN, by Jesús Ordovas.

BOB DYLAN - A ESTRADA REVISITADA, by Isabel Bing.

 BOB DYLAN - CANÇÕES Relogio d'Agua Editores. (2 volumes)

 BOB DYLAN - DISCOGRAFIA ILUSTRADA, by JJ Cardoso. (2 editions)

BOB DYLAN - GRAVAÇÕES COMENTADAS & DISCOGRAFIA COMPLETA by Brian Hinton.

 BOB DYLAN, HISTÓRIA, DISCOGRAFIA, FOTOS E DOCUMENTOS, by Brian Southall.

 BOB DYLAN - POEMAS 1, , later published as NO VENTO QUE PASSA (see below).

BOB DYLAN POR ELE MESMO, by Marcelo Fróes.

BOB DYLAN REVISTA ESPECIAL - O GÊNIO DA MÚSICA - FOTOS LINDAS, Edições Otlos

 BOB DYLAN: VERSÕES BRASILEIRAS DE 1968 A 2008, by Demirse Ruffato. (2 versions).

 CRÔNICAS - VOLUME UM, by Bob Dylan (Chronicles Volume 1). (4 editions: 2 fron Brazil, 2 from Portugal )

 DYLAN ('BOB DYLAN' on spine), by Luke Crampton, Dafydd Rees and Wellesley Marsh.

DYLAN - 100 CANÇÕES E FOTOS, by Peter Doggett.

DYLAN -A BIOGRAFIA, by Howard Sounes.

FOREVER YOUNG, by Bob Dylan.

 GUIA DO BOB DYLAN (O), by Nigel Williamson.

LETRAS (1961-1974), by Bob Dylan.

LIBERDADE QUE CANTA (A), by Daniel Lins.

LIKE A ROLLING STONE - BOB DYLAN NA ENCRUZILHADA, by Greil Marcus.

 NO DIRECTION HOME - A VIDA E A MÚSICA DE BOB DYLAN, by Robert Shelton (2 editions)

NO VENTO QUE PASSA - BOB DYLAN POEMAS 1, translation by Graça Nazaré, Same as 'BOB DYLAN - POEMAS 1' (see above).

O HOMEM DEU NOME A TODOS OS BICHOS, by Bob Dylan, illustrations by Jim Arnosky

 * OS MITOS DA CULTURA POP, by Perry Meisel.

* POESIA E POLÍTICA NAS CANÇÕES DE BOB DYLAN E CHICO BUARQUE, by Ligia Vieira Cesar.

TARÂNTULA, by Bob Dylan. (4 editions: 3 from Portugal , 1 from Brazil )

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