Wie ich Nonne wurde (Bibliothek César Aira 1)

The brevity of the story feels intentional, highlighting certain themes and emotions. I'm curious whether the author considered expanding or if the compact form was a deliberate artistic decision.

The narrator's perspective is so layered and uncertain that I kept questioning what was real versus imagined. Did others find this ambiguity compelling or frustrating?

It seems both symbolic and literal, but I wonder what deeper message or critique the author is conveying about faith or self-identity.