Las brujas del ayer y del mañana

The way witchcraft is intertwined with real historical events added a layer of depth I didn't expect. Did this make the magic feel more believable or confusing?

The blend of social activism with magical elements felt so timely and powerful. I'm curious whether the author was inspired by specific historical figures or movements.

The shifting perspectives gave a rich sense of legacy, but I wondered if that was planned from the outset or evolved during writing.