Paths on Rails

Three life stories, without any relationships, that will never meet, but that despite this, contributed decisively to the configuration of each other. An indigenous people, a drunk and a train on the tracks. How would the interests of the indigenous people, the drunkard and the train be related?

Due to conditions that only life is capable of creating, a death is avoided, a worker suffers alone and justice is served, as has rarely been done in this country. Caminhos Sobre as Trilhos deals with life that seeks its many trails, roads, and access roads.

Sometimes, submitting to the slavery of the tracks that lead from the continent to the port, which flows into the ocean of the unfathomable, the unpredictable, of solitude.

Life expands its way of being like transportation systems, not only tied to the rails, but opening up to highways, waterways, airways, which take production to all types of consumers. However, since life has so many paths, at different times, we retreat into the monotonous sense of being a railroad.

Why would a man choose a life on the rails, if it can be any life he wants? Perhaps, there is more security on Caminhos Sobre os Trilhos than in the inexhaustible freedom of other routes. How ready are these three events in life to break away from the norm and conquer the entire world?

On the paths of life, the reader will be invited to travel through their own life, discovering light and darkness, slavery and freedom, weight and lightness. Good reading!