"Contos Baralhados" (Shuffled Tales) is structured differently from previous works, as the story is composed of twelve "micro-stories" with no apparent connection between them. Based on improbable everyday events, these moments traverse dreams, thoughts, and situations that we normally undervalue, but which, if we pay attention to them, reveal a very fun and surprising parallel world that summons flying swimmers, cycle-poets, otolaryngologists, and extraterrestrials. For the workshop/conversation that follows the narration, the idea is to start with a reflection on this parallel world and, in an exercise of memory, imagination, and creativity, encourage participants to remember their own "micro-stories," describe them, and tell them.