Lulu

The story delves into identity in a way that feels both intimate and revolutionary. Did anyone else find this perspective refreshing or confronting?

Mircea Cărtărescu's writing often blurs boundaries — I'm curious about what motivated the choice to center this narrative on gender and sexuality.

The prose feels both poetic and raw, which made the character's self-discovery feel very visceral. How did the writing style impact your connection to the story?