I'll Be Seeing You

The epistolary format makes the story feel intimate and personal, but I'm curious whether it was a storytelling choice from the start or evolved during writing. How does this structure influence the reader's connection with the characters?

The historical setting felt vivid without overwhelming the personal stories. I'm interested in whether the author was concerned about accuracy or prioritized emotional resonance in the details.

The bond between the characters was so moving and nuanced. I'm wondering if the author drew from personal experiences or historical accounts to craft these relationships.