Shame Wears My Name

Some silences are not peaceful, they haunt. Shame Wears My Name is a slow-burning psychological novel about a boy growing up unseen in a house full of noise and absence. What begins as a quiet childhood story unfolds into a haunting exploration of emotional survival, unspoken traumas, and the masks we wear to be noticed. This is not a tale of dramatic events, but of deep wounds with no names. Subtle, lyrical, and unsettling, this novel doesn’t demand attention, it waits, watches, and lingers. For readers who hear what isn’t said, this story will echo long after it ends.