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Letters Without Sender (Cartas sin remitente, #1)

Letters Without Sender (Cartas sin remitente, #1) in Bloomington, MN

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Letters Without Sender (Cartas sin remitente, #1)

Letters Without Sender (Cartas sin remitente, #1) in Bloomington, MN

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Letters without sender is the vehicle that allows readers to feel the experience of intruding into the intimate space of a woman who is reflecting on her experiences with everyday concepts. Looking at the most honest and sincere moment that one has of her: sitting on her bed with a notebook as a mirror of her mind and the pen as a reflection of her soul.It is a compilation of letters with an intimate writing style, where the author writes to concepts such as solitude, uncertainty, her love life, among others, as part of a process of search and self-knowledge.Her readers find in these letters points of reflection about their own lives, from the relationship of the experiences reflected here with their own, to make a reinterpretation of their feelings and perseption over these concepts .The book also has a graphic interpretation by the illustrator Yuseph Zapata where he makes an illustration as an artistic representation of the main letters, and as a final artwork, these illustrations make up the book's cover design, in doodle style.
Letters without sender is the vehicle that allows readers to feel the experience of intruding into the intimate space of a woman who is reflecting on her experiences with everyday concepts. Looking at the most honest and sincere moment that one has of her: sitting on her bed with a notebook as a mirror of her mind and the pen as a reflection of her soul.It is a compilation of letters with an intimate writing style, where the author writes to concepts such as solitude, uncertainty, her love life, among others, as part of a process of search and self-knowledge.Her readers find in these letters points of reflection about their own lives, from the relationship of the experiences reflected here with their own, to make a reinterpretation of their feelings and perseption over these concepts .The book also has a graphic interpretation by the illustrator Yuseph Zapata where he makes an illustration as an artistic representation of the main letters, and as a final artwork, these illustrations make up the book's cover design, in doodle style.

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