P63 / Cycles, Series & Anthology
San Isidro
In San Isidro, the Day of the Dead also awakens memories of those who might have survived. In 1910, Remedios Salvatierra prepares the altar, receives the portraits, and keeps the great family ledger. Every object must find its place. But this year’s accounts do not all describe the same absences. Some of the dead seem to have lived, elsewhere, a life their loved ones recognize.
↓ UNFOLD THE STORY’S OBJECTSCLICK TO LOOK CLOSER / The Orange Flower
trilogy, Mexicomagical realismP63 / UNE CONTINUITÉ
THE STORY’S OBJECTS
The same book.
Another angle.
The cycle
3 ARTIFACTS
Enter the setting
THE OPENING PAGES / AN EVOCATION
A SPACE TO EXPLOREThe Village of Two MemoriesLOOK CLOSER ↗
A SPACE TO EXPLOREThe Children of the Great BookLOOK CLOSER ↗
A SPACE TO EXPLOREThe Last AltarLOOK CLOSER ↗Spaces imagined from the opening pages. Each setting leads back to its book.