The Penultimate Truth

The way the characters navigate a world built on deception feels so relevant today. I'm curious what led him to focus on this idea of control through misinformation.

The conclusion felt open-ended in a way that made me think about the stories we tell ourselves. Was that intentional to provoke thought or just a stylistic choice?

The novel's portrayal of surveillance and manipulation seems very prescient. Do readers see it as a warning about future societies or a reflection of past anxieties?