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This article is a study on Clarice Lispector's The Woman Who Killed the Fishes and its objective is to analyze the aspects of innovation in the author's writing, considered by the specialized critic as one of the most acclaimed writers in Brazilian modernist literature. Known in the tradition of Brazilian literature for having literary writings for adults, Clarice Lispector inaugurated in Brazil a writing style of her own and different from her time for breaking with linear and traditional narrative patterns.

A INOVAÇÃO DO CONTO INFANTO-JUVENIL EM "A MULHER QUE MATOU OS PEIXES", DE CLARICE LISPECTOR