Snow

The prose feels almost poetic at times, creating a mood that's both beautiful and unsettling. Did the language choices deepen the sense of memory and regret for others?

The pacing invites reflection but also makes me wonder if the gradual unraveling was intentional to mirror memory's fluidity. How did others experience the story's rhythm?

The snow feels almost like a character, symbolizing obscurity and cold truths. I'm curious whether Banville drew from personal experiences or chose it for its symbolic weight.