Historias de Late19thcentury

This story is a series of loosely connected short stories and character development sketches focusing on the characters for the novels I'm working on writing. (Aka, the characters who live in my head). The stories focus on the themes of friendship, family, love, childhood, and perseverance to name just a few. I hope you enjoy reading about these characters as much as I enjoy playing with them.

Drifting Notes follows twin siblings, Noah and Noelle, who live in a secluded mansion on the edge of the woods, far from town. Told from Noelle's perspective, the story unravels the mystery of a strange girl she often sees lingering near the trees-always appearing at the same time each day. At 4 PM, just as Noah begins to play the piano. Intrigued by the girl's quiet presence, Noelle grows restless with unanswered questions and pushes her brother to uncover the truth.

This is a summary and review of the book written by anthropologist Inés Sanmiguel Camargo, about the japanese immigration to countries from South America during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It also tells the process which the japanese immigrants had to go through to enter Colombia, their new country.