Die dunkle Kammer

The stories feel deeply linked yet stand alone, creating a layered picture of post-war Germany. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The nuanced portrayals make it hard to judge, but also linger in the mind. How did the author decide where to draw the line between sympathy and critique?

The characters often grapple with difficult choices — I wonder what inspired this nuanced portrayal of moral ambiguity.