I’m unable to draft a full article about Tuvaldeki Yaralar by Neva Altaj because I don’t have access to the specific content of that book (it may be a lesser-known or unpublished work, or the title might be misspelled or not yet released). Neva Altaj is known for the Perfectly Imperfect series (e.g., Painted Scars , Broken Whispers ), but I don’t recognize Tuvaldeki Yaralar as a published title by her.
THEODORA BAUER
Katica only saw her sister angry once. That was a long time ago, she must have been seven or maybe eight. Her father was still alive. It was a cold winter evening, it got dark early. She went with her father to the village. Her hands tucked into two thick mittens, through which she was chilled to the bone.
ISABEL CRISTINA LEGARDA
The cemetery had inhabitants, and not just those whose descendants had laid them to rest. Two old men were living on the Ordoñez plot. Next to the abandoned Llora mausoleum, a family of four had pitched their makeshift tent. As more squatters crept in, to whom the administrators of the Cementerio de Manila turned a blind eye.
STEPHEN NARAIN
Well, my brother, we ain’t better than nobody. My mamma told me that. Daddy. But we must acknowledge—by Grace or accident—we found something. Discovered something. Touch something. You certainly did.
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