D'ivoire et de sang

The narrative jumps between timelines and perspectives, creating a layered tapestry. I'm curious what inspired this storytelling approach and how it enhances the themes.

The animal narratives felt so vivid and empathetic, making me wonder how much of that was based on research versus imagination. Did the author aim to challenge our views on animal agency?

The cultural and colonial backdrop added complexity to the story. I'm interested in what drew the author to this particular time and place for the novel.