The House of Sleep

The narrative jumps between characters and timelines, which adds depth but also complexity. Did this approach heighten the sense of connection or make it harder to follow?

Sleep is often just a background activity, but here it plays a crucial role. I'm curious about how the author envisioned its significance in exploring memory and mental health.

The way memories are portrayed felt very personal and fragile. It made me wonder how much of the story is drawn from real experiences or observations.