Las tres caras de la luna

The setting feels both immediacy and timelessness, which really heightened the story's impact. I'm curious whether this fusion was planned from the start or developed during writing.

His perspective made the harsh world feel personal and real, but I wonder if others felt the same connection or if it was just me getting invested in his journey.

The narrative's tone added so much emotional depth, but I'm interested in what motivated the author to use this particular voice and style for the story.