A Stained White Radiance

Burke's characters often walk a fine line between right and wrong. I'm curious about what inspired the creation of such morally nuanced protagonists.

The city’s atmosphere seemed almost like a character itself, deeply intertwined with the story’s dark undertones. How much of that setting was inspired by Burke’s own experiences?

The shifting timelines kept me on my toes but also made me think about the story’s emotional depth. Was this structure planned from the beginning or did it evolve during writing?