Todas las vidas de Eva Ki

All the Lives of Eva Ki recounts the memoirs of an author who, above all things, did not want to be forgotten. Eva confesses that she is able to retain the memories of many of her past lives: a life in Persia, in which, for a thousand and one nights, she told stories to her husband, King Sahriyar; her life with her favorite mother, with whom she lived barely thirteen years; life in Salem, in which she passionately loved Elisabeth, who died on the gallows after being accused of witchcraft. She remembers: if we want them not to forget us, we must populate the memory of our loved ones with memories. If we hope that ours do not disappear, we must remember them daily. We must fight so that those we love and whom we wish to live forever do not vanish from our memory. That's what Eva Ki does in the book you have in your hands. Although it may just be the delusions of an old woman who, above all, knows the ancient art of inventing stories.