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This article is dedicated to the study of the novel Nos Arcanos do Império, by the Paraíba writer Ezilda Barreto. At the same time that our focus is on mapping writing written by women in Paraíba, in the sense of making invisible writers visible in the historical textbooks of Brazilian literature; we also analyzed a paraiba narrative of female authorship that addresses the issue of slavery and black racism in times of imperial rule. To support our positions on female authorship from Paraíba and racism in Brazilian literature, we rely on Heloísa Buarque de Hollanda and Lúcia Araújo, Marcos Odilon, Gemy Candido, Iris Vasconcelos and Silvana Souza, among other references used throughout of the analyzes.

NOS ARCANOS DO IMPÉRIO, RACISMO E ESCRITA DE AUTORIA FEMININA NO ROMANCE DE EZILDA BARRETO