Haus der Begegnungen

The novel weaves together personal and political struggles in a way that feels deliberate and layered. I'm curious what inspired this particular approach to storytelling.

The characters are complex and often flawed, which added depth but also made me question my sympathies. How did others interpret their motivations?

Amis depicts power as both destructive and seductive, but I wonder if there's an underlying message about its inevitability or possibility of resistance.