L'archiviste de Dublin

The book blends humor with deep philosophical questions in a way that's quite unique. I'm curious what motivated the author to craft such a bizarre, yet thought-provoking narrative.

The shifting perceptions and strange characters made me question what was real. Was this a commentary on the fluidity of identity or just the chaos of the story?

The satire and wit are sharp, but I wonder if they also function to make the existential questions more approachable or if they mask darker undertones.