Where They Burn Books, They Also Burn People

"Where They Burn Books, They Also Burn People" interweaves two stand-alone narratives, one set in 1549 and the other in 2010, exploring the complexities of faith and cultural preservation. Friar Diego de Landa struggles with his mission to convert the Maya while grappling with the consequences of his fervent actions against a brutal landowner. Meanwhile, Cortez Vuscar, in the modern era, obsesses over expanding his church's congregation and a love interest, leading him down a path of madness. This compelling tale delves into the challenges of religious devotion against the backdrop of history and personal ambition.