The Indelible Marks

In January 2024, Carolina Ibáñez travels to Bogotá to confront her grandmother Helena's legacy—a decades-long documentation of land dispossession that challenges official records. Through her family's history across four generations, the novel explores themes of memory, justice, and obligation, as Carolina uncovers a hidden archive that reveals a story of land and witness that her family never fully disclosed. This richly layered narrative offers a compelling look at personal and collective histories intertwined with land rights and family secrets.