Full Immersion

This novel appears to be drawn from the author's own experiences of postpartum depression. It doesn't tiptoe around the subject, or indeed anything else, but it's brutally, unflinchingly, honest, and unsurprisingly CW'd up to the eyeballs. It's extremely raw, with some absolutely intense scenes of visceral body horror. But by the end, it's also cathartic, full of the exhausted peace that comes after a violent purging. It's not an easy read by means, but it is ultimately a hopeful one.