La fábrica de animales

Edward Bunker's background and experiences seem to heavily influence the setting. I'm curious how much of the story is drawn from real events or personal insights.

The characters are so morally complex that I found myself rooting for some of them, despite their actions. Is that feeling intentional or a reflection of the writing style?

The dark, gritty atmosphere really immerses you but also raises questions about right and wrong. Does the tone make the story more impactful or harder to relate to?