Us Conductors

Sean Michaels weaves a narrative around the inventor of the theremin and a mysterious woman. I wonder how much of this was rooted in actual history versus creative imagination.

The way the characters' love for sound and innovation is portrayed made me reflect on my own passions. Did this aspect resonate similarly with others?

The shifts in time and perspective kept the narrative engaging but also a bit challenging to follow at times. I’m curious whether this was a deliberate choice to mirror the themes of memory and invention.