How did Naomi Hirahara decide to portray the internment experience through the characters' perspectives?
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How did Naomi Hirahara decide to portray the internment experience through the characters' perspectives?
Did anyone else feel the story's pacing slowed during the inner reflections, and was that intentional?
What inspired the setting of Chicago and how it shaped the characters' identities?
