Short Fiction
Short fiction exploring identity, memory, and the body under extreme conditions. Each piece is a compressed world — a single image held until it breaks open.
A river speaks. Born in the mountains, decreed a border, made a grave. An unwilling witness to the Parsley Massacre of 1937 — and to every form of hatred that followed.
A man tied to a chair. A name that may no longer belong to him. A meditation on identity, memory, and what remains when both have been taken away.