On Swift Horses

The setting feels so vividly drawn and integral to the characters' journeys. I'm curious whether the landscape and era were chosen for their symbolic resonance or personal significance.

The characters' struggles with identity and acceptance felt even more intense given the time period. How do readers think history influences the characters' choices and lives?

The subtlety and nuance in the relationships really stood out. I'm interested in how the author approached balancing authentic representation with storytelling.