Armor

The book delves deep into the mental scars of soldiers, but I'm curious what motivated that thematic choice. Did the author draw from personal experience or other works?

Switching between the two main characters gives a broader view of the conflict, but I wondered if it enhanced or muddled the narrative flow for others.

The pacing felt well-managed, but I’d love to know if that was a conscious decision to reflect the chaos and stillness of war.