El chico que nunca existió

Sjón's lyrical style adds a unique depth to the narrative. I'm curious how much of this approach was planned versus developed organically during writing.

The exploration of identity and feeling like an outsider resonated strongly with me. How did the portrayal of this character impact others' understanding of marginalization?

The setting feels both specific and universal, but I'm wondering what drew the author to this era and how it shapes the story's themes.