時の娘 (ハヤカワ・ミステリ文庫 51-1)

Tey's blending of fact and fiction feels seamless. I wonder what research or creative choices went into reconstructing the historical details.

The book made me reconsider how much of what we accept as truth is shaped by perspective and bias. Has this changed how others view historical accounts?

The confined setting added a unique layer to the mystery, but I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to emphasize introspection or practicality in storytelling.