Falling into Place

The nonlinear timeline really immerses the reader in the protagonist's mind. I'm curious if this was inspired by how mental health struggles often feel fragmented.

The depiction of mental illness felt so authentic, but it also made me reflect on how different it must be for each person. How did the author approach portraying such a sensitive topic?

This tight timeframe added intensity but also highlighted how fleeting moments can shape someone’s life. Was this a deliberate decision to mirror real-life urgency?