Quiet Limit of the World

A poignant exploration of love and identity in a turbulent era.

In 1978 San Francisco, Diego Contreras, a recent college grad from an immigrant family, seeks artistic success and something to believe in. He finds himself drawn to Saloma Sevilla, a wealthy Filipino-Chinese graduate student, and their intense relationship navigates the complexities of social class, family expectations, and personal demons.

Amidst the city's urban chaos--political assassinations, riots, and bombings--Diego and Saloma grapple with their own quiet limits. Will they overcome their pasts and find a shared future, or will the turbulent forces of the city and their own inner struggles tear them apart? Perfect for readers seeking literary fiction with historical depth and emotional resonance.