The Drawing of the Dark

The way real history intertwines with legend in the novel is fascinating. I'm curious whether this was based on specific myths or a creative choice to explore deeper themes.

While I loved the rich world-building, some parts felt dense. Was that intentional to deepen the setting, or could it have been streamlined?

The balance between fantasy and history feels seamless. I wonder what inspired the approach to making myth feel like a natural part of the world.