ブロンドinラブ (ハヤカワ・ノヴェルズ)

The narrative weaves together distinct lives in New York, making me curious about her process in balancing their perspectives and pacing.

Some stories felt hopeful while others carried a hint of melancholy — was that intentional to reflect the complexity of life in the city?

The characters' experiences seem to mirror evolving ideas about womanhood and independence. What do readers think Bushnell was saying about this?