Legends of Amaraji and Other Stories #921203

Legends of Amaraji and Other Stories by Aldivan Torres is a rich tapestry of folklore, memory, and personal reflection woven across the landscapes of Pernambuco and beyond. From enchanted forests and haunted railway stations to heartfelt conversations and philosophical musings, this collection invites readers into a world where myth and reality intertwine.

Through tales like The Fairy of Coastal Trays, The Ghost of the Railway Station, and A True Love in an Ancient Civilization, Torres revives the oral traditions of Brazil’s interior, capturing the soul of towns like Amaraji, Angelim, Araripina, and Arcoverde. But this book is more than a journey through legends—it’s a meditation on identity, spirituality, and the human condition.

With poignant reflections on love, faith, resilience, and social justice, the author shares his truth: “I am a plural being... I respect all races, all religions, all ideologies and sexualities.” These stories and declarations form a mosaic of lived experience, offering readers both wonder and wisdom.

Whether you're drawn to magical realism, regional history, or introspective prose, Legends of Amaraji and Other Stories is a heartfelt tribute to the places and people that shape us—and the legends that keep their spirit alive.