The Map of the Sky

The story jumps between different eras and realities, creating a rich mosaic. I'm curious whether this structure was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.

The relationships felt so layered and poignant, almost as if love and loss transcend the boundaries of history. How did others interpret the significance of these bonds?

The mix of genres kept the story unpredictable and engaging. I'm interested in what motivated the choice to combine these elements in this way.