Inside Man

The claustrophobic setting amplifies the tension, but I wonder if the author considered other scenarios. Did the setting evolve from a specific idea or was it a strategic choice to heighten suspense?

The characters' alliances kept changing, which made me question everyone's motives. I’m curious if this was planned to reflect real-world deception or just to keep readers on edge.

The story moves rapidly but still manages to deliver nuanced character moments. I wonder what process was used to strike that balance during writing.