Not Loud, Still Unapologetic is a poetry collection that examines how women are taught to negotiate their bodies, silence, and endurance in everyday life. Moving from girlhood to adulthood, the poems trace experiences of being watched, corrected, diagnosed, misread, and expected to adjust. They speak of pain that goes unnamed, intimacy that demands endurance, and resistance that does not announce itself. Refusing sentimentality or easy resolution, the collection offers recognition rather than answers. These poems do not seek permission or validation; they remain present, honest, and unapologetic.
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Girish Raju
Girish Raju is a first-time author whose writing is informed by feminist thought and a belief in equity, dignity, and listening. With a background in technology and marketing, he approaches poetry with observation and restraint. Not Loud, Still Unapologetic is his debut book and first literary work.
