Der Sturz des Raben

His moral dilemmas are intense, but I wonder if the focus on the setting made his personal journey less nuanced. Did anyone else feel the same?

The atmosphere is so immersive and bleak — I’m curious whether the author aimed for realism or simply leaned into the genre's conventions.

The pacing felt smooth overall, but I was wondering if the story was intentionally paced to reflect Gavranov’s internal conflicts or if it evolved naturally.