Nos Désirs et nos Peurs

The book delves into the mind of a character with schizophrenia, which felt both intense and authentic. Did it challenge or reinforce any assumptions you had about mental illness?

The narrative shifts and suspense build up felt very intentional. I wonder if Dorn aimed to reflect the disorienting experience of trauma and mental illness through this pacing.

The lines between truth and perception are blurred, which made me question what's real. How did others interpret the reliability of the narrator or the events?