Harrow

The dystopian world feels both disorienting and reflective of real societal fears. I'm curious what drove the author to craft this particular environment.

The book dives deep into existential themes that made me question what it means to be human. I wonder how others interpreted these ideas amid the story.

The nonlinear and poetic style adds layers to the story but also makes it feel like a puzzle. I'm curious whether this approach was intentional from the beginning.