ペトロス伯父と「ゴールドバッハの予想」 (ハヤカワ・ノヴェルズ)

The story makes complex ideas accessible and engaging, but I'm curious whether the author’s own background influenced this approach.

The way Uncle Petros's obsession with Goldbach's Conjecture intertwines with family drama was so unique. Did others find this emotional connection compelling?

The technical parts added depth without overwhelming the story, but I wonder if that was a conscious choice or evolved during writing.