Wildiley Barroca also stands out as a writer, poet, and cultural promoter, widely recognized for his contribution to the appreciation and advancement of São Toméan and African literature. His writing is marked by a strong human, reflective, and identity-driven dimension, addressing themes such as youth, spirituality, patriotism, social justice, African culture, and human development.

Throughout his literary journey, he has participated in several national and international cultural initiatives, establishing himself as an active voice of the new generation of African intellectuals. His works reveal poetic sensitivity and critical depth, combining emotion, social thought, and a commitment to transforming society through the power of words.

Among his most notable works are Apuros da Minh’Alma Errante and John Paul II or the Saint of Youth, books that demonstrate his ability to merge literature, philosophy of life, and social awareness. Beyond his literary production, Wildiley Barroca has also held important roles within cultural and artistic organizations, encouraging young writers and promoting cultural exchange across the Lusophone world and the African continent.

His work as a writer goes beyond literary art; it serves as a tool for education, inspiration, and the construction of cultural identity, reinforcing values of citizenship, knowledge, and intellectual development.