A School for Fools

The book's unique language and structure are striking. I'm curious whether the author aimed to mirror the characters' inner worlds or had other artistic intentions.

The way madness is depicted feels so layered—part tragedy, part art. I wonder how the author balanced these tones to evoke both empathy and discomfort.

The questions about identity and societal norms seem timeless, but I'm curious if readers see parallels with today's world or if it's more a reflection of its time.