Die Darwin-Kinder

The book explores some fascinating bioengineering concepts—I'm curious what inspired the author to imagine these specific evolutionary paths.

The science felt so immersive but also complex at times. I'm wondering if that was a deliberate choice to make the story more authentic or if it slowed down the pacing for some readers.

The conflicts felt very nuanced—was that based on real-world debates or entirely fictional? I’d love to hear about the creative process behind these divisions.