Die Nacht des Kiebitz

The novel delves deep into personal history and the stories we carry. I'm curious what motivated the choice to focus on these themes and how they shaped the narrative.

The detailed reflections and slower moments felt like a deliberate way to mirror the protagonist's introspection. Was this pacing decision influenced by the themes or the author's style?

The backdrop feels so integral to the characters' identities and memories. I'm wondering if the setting was based on personal experience or historical research.