Julia: Uma releitura feminista do clássico 1984

Sandra Newman's world-building feels so immersive and unsettling. I'm curious whether real-world history or current events influenced her vision.

The narrative jumps between different realities and times, which kept me guessing. Was this structure a way to emphasize the themes of identity and perception?

The characters' struggles felt deeply personal but also tied to larger societal issues. What do you think Newman is saying about the future of gender equality?