Es stirbt in mir

The novel delves deep into the loneliness of its protagonist, and I'm curious what personal or literary influences shaped this introspective journey.

The contemplative sections felt slow but meaningful, making me wonder if that was an intentional choice to mirror the character's internal state.

The blending of supernatural elements with emotional depth was striking, but I'm interested in whether the genre served to amplify the themes or if it could have worked as literary fiction too.