Le armi segrete

His stories often blur reality and imagination, which can be disorienting but also deeply thought-provoking. Did anyone else find this approach enriching or confusing?

Many stories seem to question what it means to be oneself or to exist in a world that feels unstable. Which story resonated with personal experiences of doubt or self-discovery?

The stories often linger on internal thoughts and subtle details, which may feel slow but seem intentional. How did this pacing affect the overall reading experience?