"Guinea fits in a few streets, But it keeps a whole world in your memories." This phrase encapsulates the essence of "Guinea Tales and Chronicles - Bahia, Brazil", A book that brings together the first creations of young authors in the rural area of ​​Mucugê, in Chapada Diamantina, Bahia. Participants in a creative writing workshop, These young people have tales and chronicles born of a curious look at their own land, people, The Causes and the Daily Life, exploring your joys, Challenges and Charms.

Here, Simple words reveal deep feelings. Each text is an open window to childhood, Local traditions, The silences of the mountains and the sounds of memories. For these young people, writing was an exercise in discovery and belonging , And reading this book is an invitation to recognize the wealth that exists in our own stories.

"Guinea Tales and Chronicles" It is a celebration of literature as a bridge between generations, of youth as creative force and the backlands as a territory of imagination. The book has the participation of talents like Ana Clara Galindo, ANA ESTER FREITAS, Ana Valeria de Sousa Cardoso, Elzielly Freitas, Eric Silva, Gabriela Oliveira, Helizete Santos, JONAS CARVALHO SOUSA, Kiara good, Luiz Madrid and Vanessa Carvalho.

Luis Madrid, that also contributes to this work, is a Brazilian author who resides in the United States. His passion for art began in 1974 with the theater, at the Macunaíma Theater School , And later he explored the circus, Creative Games and Dance, with many of their productions dedicated to children. Luiz obtained his last master's degree/writing in English from Salem State University, em Massachusetts. He has already published two poetry collections, "Reunion" (2019) e "Retractoria" (2020), that combine your photograph and writing, In addition to your first illustrated children's book, "William, the dreamer", Published in the summer of 2023. Although most of his published work is in Portuguese, Luiz is currently working in various collections of poems, A memorial and new stories of children's literature, expecting to publish them in English.