Dans une coque de noix

The perspective adds a unique layer of intimacy and detachment at the same time. I'm curious how this shaped the narrative voice and reader engagement.

The story takes its time developing characters and secrets, but I wondered if the slower middle was a deliberate choice or a byproduct of the writing style.

The confined environment really heightened the sense of unease. I'm interested in whether the author envisioned this setting from the start or developed it during writing.