La femme de l'aviateur

It felt like the protagonist's perspective offered a nuanced look at love and identity. I'm curious what inspired the author to focus on this aspect.

The vivid descriptions of the 1930s aviation scene really brought the era to life. Was this level of detail based on thorough research or creative imagination?

It’s a fresh take that humanizes a lesser-known figure in history. I wonder if the author wanted to challenge the typical biopic narrative.