Nails and Eyes

The book blends cultural elements with psychological horror in a way that feels both authentic and unsettling. I'm curious what inspired these choices and how they shaped the story.

The tension often came from the characters' minds and perceptions, which made the scares feel more personal. Was that intentional by the author?

The shifting viewpoints added layers to the narrative, but also made me question what was real. I wonder if this was planned from the start or developed during writing.