How did Joe Ide decide to craft the protagonist's voice to feel both gritty and relatable?
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How did Joe Ide decide to craft the protagonist's voice to feel both gritty and relatable?
Did anyone else feel the story's pacing ramped up too quickly in the final chapters?
What inspired the setting of this story — was it based on a real neighborhood or entirely fictional?
