Mongiardim Saraiva 
Barbarous Tales 

This collection of tales and short stories suggests the presence of many voices, sculpted and tooled in the course of situations and plots that were created as the author wandered around and encountered people and places of different cultures. It can be stated that the words and stories weave a global plot based on experience and in observations of the world. Barbarous Tales defines barbarity as an ambiguous and recurrent concept, in which the word oscillates and determines two states; desirable, nice, and interesting barbarity, and barbarity associated to the blunt, cold, and ferocious world, where humanity seems to find a type of unusual, perverted, and unchanging pleasure.The Author