Hole in My Life

The raw honesty of the narration really drew me in, but I wonder if choosing first-person was always the plan or evolved during writing. How does this perspective influence the connection with readers?

The vivid descriptions made the environment feel real, but I felt uneasy about how normalized some aspects seemed. How do others interpret the portrayal of the criminal justice system in this memoir?

The book feels very selective yet honest, which makes me curious about the writing process—what guided those choices and how much was left out?