Pamela Rahn Sánchez
Rahn or the Epistolary Geographies of a Surname
Hensli and Pamela have never met in person, but they share a surname: Rahn. Two writers whose families emigrated to Venezuela a century ago, though their paths took different directions. He lives in Berlin; she still lives in Caracas. In this correspondence, they exchange thoughts on literature, memory, and uncertainty in times of rising extremism.
From Dependents to Dependable: Caring for Aging Parents
Growing old means reversing roles. Pamela wonders about this delicate, decisive moment when the child becomes the guardian of the adult he once admired.
Jetlagged love
Pamela travels to Ecuador to be reunited with the man she loves. But after long days alone, her image becomes increasingly blurred.
Venezuela: diary of a sacrificed generation
En 1998, au Vénézuela, la révolution bolivarienne prend le pouvoir et porte en elle le rêve d’une démocratie populaire et participative. Un quart de siècle plus tard, Pamela, une jeune écrivaine de Caracas, fait le récit intime et collectif de cet avenir jamais advenu.
