House of Hunger

The mix of dark atmosphere and queer characters feels so immersive. I'm curious what inspired this particular combination and how it shaped the story's tone.

Some chapters felt more introspective and slow, which added to the gothic mood, but I wonder if that was a deliberate stylistic choice or just my reading experience.

The setting feels so vivid and lived-in, almost like a character itself. I'd love to know if there was a specific inspiration behind the house or the society it exists in.