Fiction & Literature
Tell Me Who I Am
Julia Navarro
Synopsis
A journalist investigates the life of his great-grandmother, Amelia Garayoa, who abandoned her family before Spain’s Civil War. Following her movements through twentieth-century Europe uncovers espionage, political commitments and intimate choices that resist any simple account of who she was.
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