Dear Lupin...Letters to a Wayward Son

The epistolary format gives the story a personal touch, but I'm curious whether that was a conscious choice from the start or evolved during writing.

The book made me laugh out loud at times but also touched on deeper family issues. How did others connect with this mix?

I'm fascinated by the line between truth and storytelling here. Did the author want to keep things strictly autobiographical or leave room for creative license?