O Futuro

Naomi Alderman’s world-building feels so visceral and urgent. I wonder what real-world issues or theories influenced her vision of the future.

The characters’ decisions often blurred moral lines, making me question what I’d do in their place. Am I the only one who found it unsettling but compelling?

The exploration of identity and sexuality added layers to the story, but I’m curious whether it felt seamless or a bit layered for effect.