Les cendres des morts

The portrayal of the zombies feels both fresh and terrifying. I'm curious if the author drew from specific horror traditions or created something entirely new.

The focus on how individuals cope with the apocalypse added depth, but I wondered if that was a deliberate choice to slow the pace or highlight human resilience.

The story oscillates between despair and moments of light—what influenced the decision to give readers both a grim and a hopeful outlook?