Le volte di fuoco

The setting feels so vivid and alive, almost like a character itself. I'm curious whether he mapped out the city in detail before writing or let it evolve organically.

The story jumps between action and slower world-building scenes. I wonder if that was intentional to build tension or a pacing challenge.

Having diverse perspectives added richness, but it also made me wonder how the author balanced their stories. Was this planned from the start or developed during writing?