Ricordi del futuro

The narrative blurs timelines and perceptions in a way that felt both disorienting and profound. I'm curious if this structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The characters' experiences felt so authentic and nuanced, making me wonder how much of their journey was rooted in real feminist thought or personal insight.

The city feels like a living, breathing character that shapes the characters’ inner worlds. I’d love to hear if the author saw the city as a symbol or if it grew naturally into the story.