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A review by jaelynne
Three Days in the Pink Tower by EV Knight
5.0
5.0 Stars
Ev Knight describes this as speculative autofiction - a vehicle for expressing agency and control over her own narrative. Although at times an incredibly difficult read, this novella is a cathartic reshaping of past trauma that facilitates empowerment and personal introspection. I believe books like these to be as much a therapeutic exercise for the author as entertainment for the reader and I have difficulty placing that kind of endeavour into a rating system. Three Days in the Pink Tower is a work of reclamation that as a woman I could do nothing but fully support.
Ev Knight describes this as speculative autofiction - a vehicle for expressing agency and control over her own narrative. Although at times an incredibly difficult read, this novella is a cathartic reshaping of past trauma that facilitates empowerment and personal introspection. I believe books like these to be as much a therapeutic exercise for the author as entertainment for the reader and I have difficulty placing that kind of endeavour into a rating system. Three Days in the Pink Tower is a work of reclamation that as a woman I could do nothing but fully support.