RaveThe New York Times Book ReviewWinsome ... A delicious premise ... Knight writes with humor and generosity as we follow Pen’s frequently painful metamorphosis into womanhood. Her kind, comic eye sneaks into the novel in subtle, endearing ways ... Knight has crafted a tantalizing yet quietly touching debut about inheritance, emerging sexuality and what it truly means to come into one’s own.
Rebecca K Reilly
RaveThe New York Times Book ReviewGenerous, tender ... The novel is most lovable when the family’s dynamic is explored. You can’t help wanting to pull up a chair when they gather around the dinner table ... Greta & Valdin is so brimming with life it can feel almost dizzying.
Olivia Wolfgang-Smith
RaveThe New York Times Book ReviewGlassworks is so deeply imagined and immersive that reading it felt like an invitation: Shatter what needs to be shattered and mold your story from what’s left.
