L'inquisitore di Giava

The story weaves between past and present, which adds depth but also complexity. I'm curious if this was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.

The portrayal of trauma felt very raw and real, making it hard not to be affected. I wonder how readers with different backgrounds connect with these experiences.

The setting adds a rich cultural layer to the story, and I'm interested in what drew the author to this particular place and time.