These interconnected stories explore identity, migration, family, borders, and the complicated experience of living between cultures. Characters move through emotional and geographical landscapes where questions of belonging are rarely simple, and the distance between home and elsewhere can become both physical and psychological. Humor, tenderness, and melancholy coexist as the narratives consider language, memory, heritage, and the ways people carry places with them. The Rio Grande becomes more than a geographical feature, serving as a symbol of separation, connection, and the shifting boundaries between different versions of a life. The collection offers an intimate portrait of contemporary Latino experience and displacement.

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