American Traditional (Irons and Works Vol. 3)

The depiction felt authentic and nuanced, which isn’t always easy to do. I wonder what inspired the choice to make disability a core part of the story rather than just a side element.

The emotional depth made me root for the characters, but I also felt the tension of their struggles. How did the author balance hope with the realities faced by the characters?

The small-town vibe really brought a sense of intimacy and community. I’m curious whether the author based it on a real place or created it from imagination.