ホール (Woman's Best 韓国女性文学シリーズ5)

Pyun's depiction of the protagonist's perception feels so visceral and unsettling. I wonder what inspired the choice to blur reality in this way.

The slow pace made the moments of revelation hit harder, but I also found myself wanting more urgency. What was the author's intention here?

The sense of being trapped amplifies the horror and emotional weight. I'm curious whether the setting was inspired by real places or purely imagined.