Mis fantasmas

The novel's quiet, introspective tone really drew me in, but I wondered how Gwendoline Riley approached conveying deep emotion without overt dramatics. Was this a conscious choice to reflect real-life family dynamics?

The slow unfolding of family secrets felt so natural, almost like unspoken memories surfacing. I’m curious if this was inspired by Riley’s own experiences or a deliberate stylistic choice.

The story feels very rooted in a specific cultural and social context. I wonder what influenced Riley to craft this particular background and relationship web.