Um país terrível: Um romance sobre a Rússia

The shifting timelines added depth but also complexity. I wonder if this narrative choice was planned from the start or developed during writing.

His feelings of displacement resonated strongly, making me reflect on what it truly means to feel at home. Was this a universal experience or specific to his story?

The backdrop felt so vivid and integral to the characters' lives. I’m curious whether real events influenced the narrative or if it’s purely fictional.