O Toque de Midas

The vast and harsh landscape seems to play a big role in shaping the story. I wonder if the author drew inspiration from real events or personal experiences in Australia.

While the character development was rich, I felt the story dragged at times. Was that intentional to build atmosphere, or did others feel the same?

The nuanced portrayal of cultural clashes and personal growth added depth. I'm curious about what motivated this focus and how much research went into it.