Harassment Architecture

The book’s unique approach to examining social issues via architecture is intriguing. I wonder what led to this creative choice and how it shapes the story’s message.

The comedy lightened some heavy moments, but I’m curious if others felt it also risked downplaying the seriousness of harassment or if it made the critique more impactful.

The city feels like a character itself, shaping interactions and power structures. I’d love to hear thoughts on how the setting enhances the novel’s social commentary.