Nevel in Tanger

The city’s layered history and atmospheric fog seem to play a big role in shaping the characters’ emotions. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or extensive research to bring Tánger to life.

The emotional depth was intense, but I was curious if the subtlety was intentional — making the love feel more wistful and bittersweet. What did others think about the portrayal of romance here?

The historical backdrop adds so much richness to the narrative, and I’d love to know what prompted her to choose this specific place and time. Was it a personal connection or a desire to highlight overlooked histories?