The Crow Folk

The way the book weaves real history with folklore feels so immersive. I'm curious whether the author did extensive research or if it evolved naturally during writing.

The story had such a compelling start and ending, but I found the middle sections a bit slow. Was that intentional to build tension or character depth?

The depiction of folk practices felt authentic and vivid. I wonder if the author drew from specific traditions or created a unique mythology for the story.