La bellezza del marito. Un saggio romanzato in 29 tanghi

The tango structure feels so rhythmic and intimate—I'm curious if that was a conscious choice to mirror the emotional beats or if it evolved naturally during writing.

The way Carson moves between lyrical language and essay-like reflections made me feel like I was having a personal conversation. How did others interpret this stylistic choice?

Certain passages really hit close to home for me, especially around vulnerability. I'd love to hear which parts connected with others' stories.