Adriana Cassanova is willing to give a voice to the goddesses and immortals of her community. She wants to give a voice to her friends, sisters, and colleagues who were taken by the coronavirus pandemic. She does not want their stories to be gone in vain. That is why Adriana tries to find a writer she can trust to tell their stories to. In so doing, she is telling her own stories of loneliness, desire to leave her cruel conditions, her own trauma to escape to another place. Adriana Cassnova will tell the stories of all the women she befriended in bars, street corners, on bus trips to major cities and communities, on train rides in major metropolitan cities. But wait. Who is the anonymous narrator who makes a deal with her customer and later realizes he is a writer? This book has many characters who will tell short stories about the victims of the pandemic. Powerful short stories that will make you read without putting the book down or eating lunch. This is one of the first books memorializing the victims of the pandemic, all the vicitims, from the essential workers to the priests, pastors, rich as well as poor, homeless, young as well as adults, street vendors, and more.
Names: La Ciudad de Dios; The City of God; Ciudade de Deus; La Cité de Dieu: Action: Where Imagination and Storytelling Meet and Give a Voice