Outremonde

The nonlinear timeline really made me think about how memory and history intertwine. Did the structure help convey the themes more powerfully or did it make the story harder to follow?

The interconnected stories felt so real and lived-in, but I wonder if others found it challenging to keep track of all the relationships and timelines.

The historical backdrop is so integral to the story, and I'm curious whether the author aimed to comment on that specific period or if it was more about capturing a broader sense of American identity.