Les livres d'Emmett Farmer

The concept feels so unique and layered—I'm curious whether it came from a particular myth, history, or a personal fascination with memory.

His struggles with the power he holds and the consequences made me wonder how much of ourselves we’re willing to sacrifice for knowledge or love.

The time period adds a layer of societal pressure—did the author intend for the setting to mirror modern debates about privacy and autonomy?