From one of Mexico's premier poets, the award-winning Tedi Lopez
Mills, a hybrid, genre-defying book of essays following the unusual
and surprising complexities of everyday life. Through thirteen
essays, Tedi Lopez Mills explores the minutiae that at first glance
go unnoticed. In "Improper Nouns," she explores the history and
destiny of an uncomfortable name, asking whether the way we name
what surrounds us affects the fabric of its essence. In "How Time
Passes, In Consciousness and Outside," one's individual experience
of time splits from how it passes outside us. The following essays
allude to conscience, pain, private histories, dreams, wisdom, and
the most difficult of memories that build one's own identity.
Throughout, Lopez Mills traces the trail of her own history,
journeying into her own conscience and the mysteries of existence.
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