A Casa da Floresta

The mix of historical fiction with fantasy elements creates such a vivid world—I'm curious what inspired that creative choice and how much research went into the historical aspects.

The characters seem torn between old ways and new ideas, which feels very relevant today. How did the author approach portraying these internal conflicts?

The women in the story are complex and pivotal, which isn't always the case in Arthurian tales. I wonder what inspired their development and roles.