L'ombra delle stelle

Furst's descriptions really pull you into that tense, shadowy world. I'm curious what techniques he used to maintain that feeling without overloading the reader.

The characters often operate in shades of gray, which made me wonder how much of their behavior was shaped by the era versus personal morality. What were your thoughts on their decisions?

The historical backdrop adds so much depth, but I wonder how much research went into capturing the era's details and atmosphere. Did the author draw from personal knowledge or extensive research?