Sérgio Almeida was born in Angola (Luanda) in 1975. He is the author of the books “Análise Epistemológica da Treta” (short stories), “Armai-vos os outros” (novels), “Não conto” (short stories), “Como ficar louco e gostar disso” (poems), “Ob-dejectos” (poetic prose), “O elefante que não sabia voar” (children and teenagers), “Periferia” (poetry) and “Ema e a estrela carente” (children and teenagers). He coordinated the volume “Poesia traduzida de Luiza Neto Jorge”. He is a member and co-founder of the poetry and performance collective Sindicato do Credo. It is published in Brazil. Graduated in Social Communication, he has been a journalist since he was 18. Connected, since then, to the written press, he has also accumulated experience in other media, such as radio and television. Parallel to his professional activity, he is a cultural promoter, responsible for organizing colloquiums and symposiums on art and literature. With Idioteque, he published Não Conto (2016), a book originally published in Brazil, by Thesaurus Editora, in 2013. He is part of the poetry collective Sindicato do Credo, which also includes artist Paulo Moreira, author of the illustrations for “ Não Conto” and the author’s other fiction books. Since its creation, the group has presented performances on the work of authors such as Fernando Pessoa, Manuel António Pina and Sebastião Alba.