Balthasar's Odyssey: Nama Tuhan yang Keseratus

Maalouf's personal history seems intertwined with the story. I'm curious about how his experiences shaped the narrative and authenticity.

The way the narrative weaves past and present feels deliberate. Was this meant to evoke the way personal and collective histories intertwine?

The cultural contrast adds depth to the story, but I wonder what motivated this particular setting choice and its significance.