This article examines the dynamics between center and periphery in Ilana Zeffren’s autobiographical graphic novel Pink Story. Through textual and visual analysis, the authors provide a critical reading of the spatial and social representations in the story, describing how personal and communal identity is conveyed through a visual perspective.

Adler, Silvia and Yanoshevsky, Galia (2018), "Center and Periphery in Ilana Zeffren's Autobiographical Graphic Novel Pink Story (2005)", in Sqauer-Sabin, Françoise, Amar, Ruth (eds) The Representation of the Relationship between Center and Periphery in the Contemporary Novel, Cambridge CSP. pp. 86-98. (Link)