The Unwritten, Vol. 6

The way the story plays with the power of storytelling feels so layered. I wonder what inspired the choice to make storytelling itself a source of magic and conflict.

The line between what’s real and what’s fabricated gets so blurry, and I loved how it made me question my own perceptions. Did that aspect impact how you connected with the characters?

It adds a rich layer to the story, but I’m curious whether that was planned from the start or if it evolved as the series progressed. Would love to hear the author's take!