Stories we refuse to lose.
This is where we keep small stories—real, sometimes invented—before time changes them or someone tells them again.
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Stories kept
4 stories in the archive
Anecdote no. 01
11 min readDo You Still Remember the Storytellers on the Hill?
When was the last time you went to San Antonio Hill? If you come with me through this text, we will remember together and I will invite you to rethink this emblematic place.
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9 min readChoose Your Own Adventure
After ten at night in 2007, when my storytelling set at San Antonio Hill ended, I discovered my backpack had been stolen. I had left it beside other belongings.
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9 min readThe Trigger of Storytelling
I was thinking about why I entered the ancient craft of telling stories when my mother came up behind me with a gift: a toy car, a 56 Ford.
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7 min readFive Reasons Why I Will Keep Being a Storyteller
At some point, someone in my family must have wondered: when will Jhohann outgrow this storytelling thing and commit to something serious?
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Here we collect memories, happy accidents and scenes from the craft: texts with a freer, more personal and playful voice.