La casa senza ricordi

Carrisi's portrayal of memory loss feels deeply personal and unsettling. I'm curious whether this theme was sparked by real cases or a desire to delve into psychological depths.

The story's tension kept me hooked, but I noticed a lull halfway through. I'm wondering if that was an intentional choice to mimic the characters' confusion.

The non-linear timeline added to the mystery, making me question what was real. I'm curious if the narrative structure was mapped out early or developed during writing.