Woman No. 17

The story weaves between unsettling revelations and deep introspection, making me wonder how the author decided on this balance. Was this approach planned from the start or did it develop during writing?

The depiction felt very raw and authentic, but also made me uneasy. I’m curious if the author drew from personal experience or extensive research to craft this aspect.

Certain chapters slowed down for reflection while others kept the tension tight. I wonder what influenced the pacing choices throughout the novel.