悪いこと (Hayakawa Novels)

The stories cover such a wide range of human desire and moral ambiguity. I'm curious if there was a particular theme or feeling she aimed to evoke with this selection.

The characters often act in morally ambiguous ways, which made me think about how much we see ourselves in their imperfections. Did others find this relatable or unsettling?

Her writing feels so honest and sometimes uncomfortable — I wonder what led her to embrace this unvarnished style and how it shapes the reader's experience.