Książę głupców

Prince of Fools features a hero who often blurs the lines between right and wrong. I wonder what led to the decision to explore such moral ambiguity in this way.

The setting feels rich and lived-in, with its own history and politics. I'm curious if the author mapped out this world extensively before writing or if it grew during the process.

The book manages to feel intense but also has some witty exchanges. I wonder how the author approached blending these elements without undermining the mood.