BANKA: The natural game for free spirits

A moto-story about an OUTDOOR game that conquers time and brings back a lost childhood.In the gray hustle of the metropolis's concrete jungle, where adults drown in debts, cramped offices, gadgets, and have long forgotten the taste of true freedom, the vanished Banka comes alive on an abandoned lot-the legendary street game of the eighties: a wild urban adventure with sticks against a can, where boys and girls rose to the rank of generals in the fleeting summer holidays.When his daughters ask: "What was real childhood like?" Volos vows to bring the game back. But the rules have faded from memory, the players have grown old, and everyone around is glued to their screens. He receives the call of the past: nostalgia turns into a mission of revival, chance into destined fate.He swings into the motorcycle saddle and races north-to old friends who, like in childhood, seem eternal. Together they relive the game as a sacred rite: recalling every stick strike as rebellion against routine, every fierce argument as a spark of brotherhood. He follows the Signs, after which life will never be the same.The past breaks into the present, where every story unfolds like a game level that must be conquered. Gather fragments of memory, like pieces of a construction set-to win.This is a manifesto of freedom against digital drudgery. BANKA is a playable book: the rules unfold along the way, so you'll want to play it yourself. A tale of bringing the game home, where the bright spring of childhood topples the gray winter of adulthood. Are you on the team?Genre: Autofiction / Adventure / Nostalgia.

Pagina's: 153, Paperback, Independently published