Koude aarde

The story paints a haunting picture of a dystopian future shaped by environmental disaster. I'm curious what research or ideas influenced this version of the future.

The choices they face feel so raw and real, making it hard not to question what I would do in their place. How did the author balance hope and despair in these moments?

Some sections took time to explore the characters' inner worlds, which made the story more immersive but also slowed the plot. I'm wondering if that was a deliberate choice.