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Names for Light: A Family History
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stories patched together from memory or mis-memory or conjecture or family folklore or logical deduction or an empty space where a memory should be
stories fragmented by location / dislocation
the non-linear quality of the book perfectly mirrors how memories come disconnected from a before or after
this incomplete memory, not in any order of time or place, is also how I remember or fail to remember
she writes in first person at times and in 3rd person at other times, reflecting how she sometimes sees herself from a distance
final chapter is very moving and should be read in one sitting
stories fragmented by location / dislocation
the non-linear quality of the book perfectly mirrors how memories come disconnected from a before or after
this incomplete memory, not in any order of time or place, is also how I remember or fail to remember
she writes in first person at times and in 3rd person at other times, reflecting how she sometimes sees herself from a distance
final chapter is very moving and should be read in one sitting
She could not conceive what it must have been like for the conquistadors, to believe that wherever you went, you were a god.
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February 26, 2022
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