Largo! Largo!

Harrison's vision of the future feels eerily relevant today. I'm curious what real-world concerns or events influenced his world-building.

The personal stories seemed to mirror the systemic problems of overpopulation and inequality. How did those themes resonate with others during the read?

At times it felt slow, but maybe that was intentional to build tension. Did others find the pacing added to or detracted from the story's impact?