This is The Epilogue, a photobook by Spanish artist Laia Abril, published by Dewi Lewis Publishing in 2014. The book documents the aftermath of a young woman's death from bulimia through a multi-layered narrative. Key details include: The book uses a variety of archival materials, including family photographs, medical documents, letters, and interviews, to reconstruct the life of the victim, Cammy Robinson. It explores the themes of grief, absence, and the impact of eating disorders on the collateral victims—the family and friends left behind. The Epilogue was shortlisted for the 2014 Paris Photo/Aperture PhotoBook Awards and has been recognized as a significant work of documentary photography. It is a hardback book with 196 pages and 114 color and duotone plates. The project is part of Abril's larger body of work on eating disorders and, later, a multi-part series titled A History of Misogyn