Rafael Adón Córdova is a writer, educator, and maker whose work explores the spaces between what was and what is still becoming. Drawing from Mexica thought, ethnography, metaphor, memory, and lived experience, he writes about thresholds, transformation, and the stories we carry. He is the author of Nepantlán: Rituals for Becoming Your Own Curander@ and lives and works in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
