As the title implies, this anthology of ten (mostly) short stories was written through the years, but also across time from the past to the future. Explore a world ravaged by climate change centuries from now where humans are forced to live in underwater dome cities in Salt of the Earth. When Flora makes it to the surface she’s surprised to find that there’s people up there alive and well, but equally surprised when she learns that they also have in their possession weapons of mass destruction.
On the other hand, revisit a part of your past in Someone You Used To Know in the form of a letter. Does that person who is no longer in your life think about you the same way you think about them? In Not Going Back, Mateo Trevino faces the demons from his past and decides to keep moving forward in the right direction instead.
With some published for the very first time in English, these otherwise unpublished short stories written in various literally styles across an equal number of genres and points of view will keep you turning the pages. Emotional, authentic, at times profound and at times quirky, Through the Years is certainly going to carry you through a memorable reading experience.
