Writing is drawing, it is building an identity, a room of your own; it is to pronounce the world in many voices to transform it. It is an intersubjective construction and a political action that goes through the externalization of cultural codes and places from where it is enunciated (Freire, 2005) until it reaches the readings and interpretations of others, that is, to the public sphere. Writing is presented to us as a historical possibility of memory, of the dispute for power, truth and knowledge, but also as a path that is traveled to find aesthetic pleasure and reaffirm ourselves in the vastness of the finite, in the babel of the singular. and in the vanity of showing ourselves with our emotions and thoughts, or what is the same, of bei...