Hors-bord (Broché)

The book's non-linear, vignette style really immerses you in the protagonist's mind. I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to mirror the chaos of urban life or if it evolved during editing.

The vivid yet disjointed descriptions made me feel both like an outsider and a participant. Was this contrast intentional to reflect the protagonist's inner state?

There are layers of identity and detachment woven into the narrative. I'm curious which themes resonated most with others and how they interpreted her perspective.