Das grüne Auge: Roman (Lenos Babel)

The narrative jumps across time and perspectives, which kept me captivated but also a bit confused at times. I wonder what inspired this storytelling choice.

The book doesn't shy away from harsh realities, but it also offers moments of tenderness. How did others interpret the balance between brutality and hope?

The lingering effects of colonialism feel deeply woven into the characters' lives. I’m curious which aspects resonated most with other readers.