The Glass Sentence

The idea of different parts of the world existing in separate, fractured timelines is so creative. I'm curious if this was based on any real historical events or purely imagined.

The different regions and their histories felt rich, but I kept getting lost in all the names and places. Would love to hear if others visualized it differently or found extra resources.

The pacing kept the plot moving but also allowed moments of reflection. Did the author intend for this to mirror the protagonist’s personal growth alongside the journey?