My Ishmael

The narrative perspective is so unusual and thought-provoking. I'm curious whether this was a conscious decision or evolved naturally during writing.

Some choices felt challenging but necessary, while others seemed hopeful or frustrating. What was the most impactful part for others in terms of the book’s message?

Given the current climate crisis, I wonder how this story’s message is landing now versus in the past. Did anyone find their perspective shifted after finishing?