La sbandata

Willeford's writing captures a raw, noir atmosphere that feels authentic. I'm curious what influences shaped this distinctive style.

His choices often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which added complexity but also made me question my sympathies. Was that intentional?

The book's atmosphere feels very grounded and unglamorous. I'm wondering if Willeford aimed to subvert typical crime genre tropes or if this was just his natural style.