The Storm Is Upon Us

Following the movement's rise through key moments made the history feel urgent and real. I'm curious if this structure was planned from the start or developed during research.

Hearing about individual journeys added a human face to the movement, but it also made me wonder about the deeper psychological factors at play. Would love to hear others' impressions.

The book covers such a broad spectrum, and I wonder what guided the choices about what to focus on—was it the most influential moments or the most revealing?