Der Dämon

The demon feels like a powerful symbol of the protagonist's psychological battles. I'm curious whether this was based on personal experiences or purely fictional invention.

The conclusion left me pondering whether redemption is truly possible in such a dark universe. How did others interpret the final moments?

Selby's prose feels visceral and unvarnished, which amplifies the emotional impact. I wonder what led to choosing this approach over a more traditional storytelling style.