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Isagani is a man who prefers the company of clay to the company of people. This is mostly because clay pots rarely ask him why he is thirty-four and still single. As the proprietor of a repair shop that smells perpetually of dried tea leaves and varnish, Isagani specializes in the art of fixing things that others have given up on. Here is a gentle, atmospheric novel for anyone who has ever looked at a broken plate and thought, "I can work with this".

Brian Pollo is an MD-PhD candidate, educator, and writer whose work spans biochemistry, ethnomedicine, and the history of science. They study how complement, coagulation, and innate immunity adapt in extreme environments, while also tracing the cultural and symbolic roles of blood in human storytelling. Their writing blends scientific rigor with narrative inquiry, reflecting a commitment to both biomedical innovation and the preservation of ancestral knowledge.