Romans z kokainą

The novel's raw portrayal of Cocaine addiction feels both personal and universal. I wonder what motivated the author to explore this theme so deeply.

The prose sometimes feels fragmented or intense, mirroring the protagonist's mental state. Was this a conscious choice to immerse the reader in that experience?

The character's choices are often uncomfortable to read, yet there's an empathetic tone. I'm curious how the author approached balancing sympathy with critique.