Diario de una mariposa nocturna

The setting and mood are so immersive — I wonder if the author drew from classic Gothic literature or personal experiences to craft this haunting world.

Her paranoia and mood swings felt very real and intense, almost blurring the line between reality and hallucination. How did others interpret her mental health journey?

The protagonist's struggles to find her place felt so authentic. Do you think this will speak differently to readers of various backgrounds or experiences?