A Ilha

Foe seems to question the reliability of storytelling and who gets to be the narrator. Did anyone else feel it made you rethink the stories we've accepted as truth?

The novel offers a fresh angle on a classic, but I wonder what prompted Coetzee to focus on the woman’s voice and her silences in this retelling.

The book confronts uncomfortable truths about empire and voice. How did that impact your reading experience or your view of the characters’ actions?