La città sostituita

The novel delves into themes of perception and control that feel so ahead of its time. I wonder what sparked the creative process behind this surreal universe.

The way the town transforms into something entirely different really made me question what makes our environment 'real.' Would love to hear others' reactions!

The creeping dread and unsettling atmosphere seem to serve a deeper purpose than mere scare tactics. Did the horror amplify the novel’s message about control and reality for anyone else?