Unveiling Secrets: Claudia Castro Luna Reveals the Hidden Story Behind The Flowers Along the Way
CCL: That’s a great question. For a while, I was just writing down my memories as they came to me. They were often fragmented, and one of the luxuries of giving this book so much time was that filaments of memories would arrive later to fill those gaps. And of course, what helped to flesh out these fragments were conversations with family members, who remembered things slightly differently or added details I could no longer recall. Memory, especially memory associated with trauma, is by nature fragmented; you only remember a small detail or a fleeting feeling. You let it go and let something else come in its place.
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