Her Name Was Always August is a collection of twenty elegiac short stories that dwell in the fragile spaces between memory, love, and silence. Set in moments that slip by like passing trains, each story explores the delicate architecture of heartbreak and fleeting human connection.

Told with melancholic elegance and quiet emotional force, these narratives unfold through lyrical prose and symbolic imagery?rain, letters, unspoken words, and stars?capturing the ache of what remains unsaid. Whether it's a woman revisiting the scent of a past lover's shirt or the echo of a goodbye whispered too late, these stories do not shout; they breathe.

For readers of reflective literary fiction, Her Name Was Always August offers not resolutions, but reverberations?intimate portraits of love lost, remembered, and relived.

Autorentext

Nabiha Irna is a literary artist whose writing explores the delicate spaces where memory, love, and loss intertwine. Her debut short story collection, Her Name Was Always August, traces the quiet architecture of heartbreak through lyrical minimalism and emotional depth.

Nabiha believes in the evolution of literature and uses artificial intelligence to refine her voice while preserving emotional authenticity. Outside of writing, she reflects on forgotten letters and watches trains depart.