With the aim to inspire the upcoming generations and adults, ManLuckerz decided to share with the public through a book, a piece of his history as he persistently and patiently pursued his interest in cultural integration and sharing through music and dance. The book entitled FlashBack Identity describes how music and dance are used and have defined the Zimbabwean society through the ages. The book has come about to strengthen not only the upcoming generation in Zimbabwe, but also in Sweden and the world at large as it introduces Zimbabwean cultural dances through an autobiography of a man who devoted himself to promoting cultural diversity through music and dance.  By taking the reader through his humble beginnings in Zimbabwe, his penetration into the Swedish music industry, his growth in cultural experience and his career hardships and breakthroughs, ManLuckerz wants to build bridges between diverse cultures through his work.   The author has profound respect for and honors the enriching culture and the heritage that shaped him to be who he is. The book is inspired by the realization that the upcoming generation must learn about different cultures in order to appreciate the richness of diversity so that they fully understand themselves and others. The author, wishes that the book will be of use to schools and beyond as it gives young people an appreciation of different cultures and the value of preserving cultural heritage.   About the author ManLuckerz is a Zimbabwean born and raised in a small flourishing town called Mpandawana in Gutu district, in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe. His career as an artist, producer, advisor and musician defines him. He has the zeal and energy to share his creative skills and passion both with the young and old. ManLuckerz has promoted cultural diversity by organising many music and dance workshops for children and adults. He is the founder of many initiatives and organisations which include the Makandire Muzani Music, ManLuckerz And The Zim-Traditional Unity (MaZimTu), Zimbabwe International Music Festival Bira (ZIMFEBI) Exchange Program 2007, Makandire-Ariane Together As One (TAO) 2012 and ZiMoSwe Ideal Association 2013. More about his work and activities is shared in this book.   The book was first written in Swedish and published in Sweden. The English version is now available through Vulkan media & Makandire Muzani ZIMFEBI Music. Both versions are available as E-books and hard copies in several bookshops.