I cannot say goodbye to you

Rithvik Singh's I cannot say goodbye to you is a book written for readers who have found it hard to let go of someone they loved, whether through death, distance, or the slow drift of a relationship. Its pages turn inward, following a narrator who keeps returning to memories and unfinished conversations in search of a way to live with absence.

Rather than offering easy comfort, the book sits with the ache of loss and the small, stubborn habits that keep a person tethered to the past. Readers who appreciate quiet, reflective writing about grief, memory, and the question of how to move forward while still holding on will find much to recognise here.

The book will speak most to those currently mourning, to friends and family trying to understand someone who is grieving, and to anyone who has carried a goodbye they were never able to speak aloud.