Black Rock White City

The city itself feels like a character, reflecting the protagonist's internal struggles. I'm curious whether the setting was inspired by personal experiences or a desire to evoke a certain atmosphere.

The introspective chapters gave me a lot to think about, but I wondered if the slower sections were meant to mirror the protagonist's emotional state or serve another purpose.

The themes of belonging and self-discovery seem very relevant today. I wonder if readers from immigrant backgrounds see their own stories reflected here.