The Brazilian Network for Law and Literature (Rede Brasileira Direito e Literatura – RDL) is a non-profit scientific society, founded in 2014 by André Karam Trindade, Henriete Karam, Lenio Luiz Streck, Angela Araujo da Silveira Espíndola, Fausto Santos de Morais, and Luis Rosenfield, in Porto Alegre/RS. Its mission is to promote and disseminate studies on Law and Literature in Brazil.

This project began to take shape around mid-2013, among scholars in the field of Law and Literature. RDL emerged as a platform for the diffusion of knowledge, aiming to support, centralize, foster, and share information and activities related to research, publications, and events on Law and Literature, both nationally and internationally.

RDL aims to be a reference point in the tradition of interdisciplinary studies in Law and Literature, serving as a space for high-level academic dialogue accessible to undergraduate students, master's and doctoral students, professors, and researchers in general.

Among its main activities are the integration of research groups; the establishment of partnerships for research and extension projects; the publication of Anamorphosis – International Journal of Law and Literature (Qualis A2); the annual organization of the International Colloquium on Law and Literature (CIDIL); and the executive production of the Law & Literature TV program (currently available on the YouTube channel of TV and Rádio Unisinos).

Board of Directors (2025–2026)

• President – Angela Araujo da Silveira Espíndola

• Vice-President – Thaisa Haber Faleiros

• Executive Secretary – Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho

• Administrative Secretary – Douglas Antonio Rocha Pinheiro

• Financial Director – Luiza Fruet