How did Walter Mosley decide to intertwine themes of morality and identity in this crime story?
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Trouble Is What I Do
How did Walter Mosley decide to intertwine themes of morality and identity in this crime story?
Did anyone else feel the pacing slowed down at certain points, or was that part of building tension?
What inspired the setting and time period of this novel? It felt very authentic and lived-in.
