Dear Miss Metropolitan

The epistolary format adds a lot of intimacy, but I'm curious if that was the initial plan or something that evolved during writing. How does this choice influence the reader's connection to the protagonist?

The depiction of city life felt both vibrant and isolating at times. I wondered if this duality was intentional and how it shaped the story's overall mood.

The detailed background made the city feel alive, but I’m curious whether real places inspired this or if it’s a fictionalized version meant to embody urban complexity.