The storytelling of oral literature was not only an artistic act but also a pedagogical and psychotherapeutic process.

The art of the storyteller gave birth to folk theater and literature, while strengthening the cohesion of human communities by providing individual and communal historical identity, psychological support, and spiritual encouragement.

The modern revival of it is nourished by the nostalgia of the community, the love for the spoken word, and the need for simplicity.

(. . .) [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]