Oval

The novel's portrayal of how technology reshapes self-perception feels very timely. I'm curious what inspired these ideas and how much is based on current trends.

There were parts where the story felt introspective and slow, but it seemed to fit the overall mood. Did others feel the same or wish for more momentum?

The writing has a poetic, almost philosophical tone, which contrasted interestingly with the dystopian setting. I'm wondering how those creative choices came together.