Sexing the Cherry

The way the novel intertwines real history with fantastical elements is so seamless. I'm curious whether this was a conscious decision from the start or evolved during writing.

The book's structure and voice felt fluid, sometimes elusive. It made me wonder how much of that was meant to reflect the characters' own fluid identities.

The intimacy feels layered and complex, but also elusive. I’d love to hear what led to that choice and how it impacted the emotional depth.