Dear Mr. Brody

Question 1

The epistolary style gives a personal touch, but I wonder if it also limited the depth of character development. Did anyone else feel this added intimacy or made some moments feel distant?

Question 2

College is such a pivotal time for self-discovery, and it really shines here. I'm curious whether the setting was based on personal experience or purely fictional imagination.

Question 3

The characters' journeys felt genuine and relatable, but I wonder how much of that was influenced by the author's own perspectives or experiences.

Question 4

It’s a fine line to walk, especially in a contemporary romance addressing sensitive topics. Did the author intentionally aim for a nuanced tone, or did it develop naturally during writing?

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Love Always, Wild

Not So Sincerely, Yours

To Whom It May Concern