How did Herman Wouk decide to portray the tension between faith and identity in this book?
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How did Herman Wouk decide to portray the tension between faith and identity in this book?
Did anyone else feel the pacing was slow in parts, especially during the introspective scenes?
What inspired the choice to tell this story through multiple perspectives within the community?
