Surrender the Pink by Carrie Fisher

Surrender the Pink by Carrie Fisher is a witty, sharp, and semi-autobiographical novel that dives into the messy realities of love, ambition, and self-discovery in Hollywood. Known for her biting humor and candor, Fisher draws from her own life to craft the story of Dinah Kaufman, a successful screenwriter who can pen brilliant love stories for the screen—but can’t seem to navigate romance in her own life.
 
Dinah’s rollercoaster relationship with playwright Rudy Gendler highlights the chaos of passion, heartbreak, and the search for meaning when fame, ego, and vulnerability collide. Full of Fisher’s signature wit, razor-sharp observations, and unapologetic honesty, this novel is both funny and poignant, showing the complexity of relationships and the difficulty of surrendering to real intimacy.
 
Perfect for fans of Hollywood satire, women’s fiction, and smart, character-driven novels, Surrender the Pink proves Carrie Fisher was as brilliant a novelist as she was an actress and cultural icon.
 
🎯 Perfect For
Fans of Carrie Fisher’s novels (Postcards from the Edge, Delusions of Grandma)
Readers who enjoy witty, character-driven fiction
Fans of Hollywood satire and behind-the-scenes stories
Women’s fiction readers looking for smart, funny, and biting commentary
Readers who love flawed, relatable heroines
❤️ Why You’ll Love It
Carrie Fisher’s trademark wit and humor shine throughout
A semi-autobiographical glimpse into love and heartbreak in Hollywood
Sharp, satirical writing that balances comedy with vulnerability
A strong, flawed, and unforgettable female protagonist
Perfect mix of romance, satire, and self-discovery