Titoca Ehecatl de Òkútas (Sing, Stone Storm!) is a graphic narrative by Marco Cerqueira, illustrated and co-authored by Fabri Rivasmar. Ayo, an Afro-Brazilian-Mexican anthropology student, finds an ancient drum inside a museum of African and Mesoamerican objects. When he strikes the huehuetl, gods, ancestors, languages, and forgotten memories awaken, making him a bridge between worlds.

Marco Gramacho Cerqueira (he, él, ele) holds a Phd in Cultural Studies and Social Thought in Education from Washington State University in Pullman (WA). A journalist from Brazil, he identifies as a queer/joteria performer embodying arts based methods and Gloria Anzaldua’s auto historia/teoria.