The Anna Karenina Fix

Groskop seamlessly weaves personal anecdotes with literary critique, but I'm curious what motivated her to draw these parallels and how she chose which stories to include.

The way the book blends these elements gave me a new perspective on Tolstoy’s work, but I wonder if others felt that it made the themes more accessible or more complex.

The narrative flow felt very intentional, jumping between personal stories and literary history. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during the writing process.