"Whether there is any consolation to be found in our mortality is a central theme of my writing, particularly in Held. I delve into the historical moment when science starts to reshape our traditional relationship with the unknown, and I argue that there’s inherent value in what cannot be proven or seen."
"I knew instantly that Held would be told in a fragmentary structure, with distinct moments that I was certain connected, even if I didn't fully understand how at first. It’s an exploration of various perspectives and times, all interwoven to reveal deeper truths."
"The style I chose blends vividness with vagueness, especially seen in how glimpses of life in war zones come across. I wanted the history to quietly underpin the narrative, focusing on our internal lives and the significance of small shifts in perception."
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