La quinta testa di Cerbero

The book's layered structure kept me guessing about what's real and what's illusion. I'm curious whether Wolfe planned these perspectives from the start or let them evolve.

The way characters question their own reality made me reflect on how much of ourselves is constructed. Would love to hear if others felt the same or interpreted it differently.

The story feels like more than just a sci-fi tale — it’s a meditation on existence. Do you think this approach makes the book more impactful or harder to follow?