Pensilvania

There is, without a doubt, a sentimental memory that marks our identity. The death of Rebecca, the American woman who welcomed him into her home during a crucial time when he was sixteen, serves as a trigger and common thread for the narrator from Pennsylvania, intertwining his childhood and puberty with his adult life, to make an emotional review in which the mourning after the loss of a loved one, the mystery of God, first loves, the literary vocation, the shadow of the failed marriage, the fear of the fragility of health and, by extension, a sincere reflection on who we are and what we seek to give meaning to our existence.