Largo Winch - Tome 21 - L'étoile du matin (Edition documentée)

Gemmell's characters often embody classic heroism but also carry unique flaws. I'm curious what inspired the development of this particular hero's arc.

The landscapes, cultures, and histories felt incredibly vivid. I wonder if Gemmell mapped out this world extensively or if it evolved during writing.

These themes really stood out to me, especially in how characters faced moral dilemmas. Was this a conscious thematic focus from the start?