Nós: O Atlântico em solitário

The way the citizens are constantly watched and controlled feels eerily relevant today. Did anyone else feel a sense of unease about how close this feels to current realities?

Understanding the historical context could shed light on the book's powerful messages. I wonder what personal or political experiences influenced his vision.

The unconventional structure made me think differently about the characters and society. Was this a common technique at the time or a deliberate artistic choice?