Head in the Oven
₹349.00
When life gives you rotten lemons, melancholy and no one to understand you, what do you do? When you have these feelings piled up, stored and organised but nowhere to showcase what do you do?
Head in the Oven is a collection born from those moments.
These poems are the gathered remnants of every ache, pause, longing, and truth I still don't know how to say out loud.
Offered to you with the hope that, in seeing them, you might also see a piece of yourselves.
Head in the Oven
₹349.00
When life gives you rotten lemons, melancholy and no one to understand you, what do you do? When you have these feelings piled up, stored and organised but nowhere to showcase what do you do?
Head in the Oven is a collection born from those moments.
These poems are the gathered remnants of every ache, pause, longing, and truth I still don't know how to say out loud.
Offered to you with the hope that, in seeing them, you might also see a piece of yourselves.
Her Silence Was Never Consent
₹349.00
This book was not written to shock, entertain, or exploit pain.
It was written because silence has been too comfortable for society.
Rape is not a “mistake,” not a “moment of anger,” and never a matter of clothing, time, or permission. It is violence. It is power abused. And too often, it is followed by another crime—the questioning of the survivor instead of the criminal.
Through these poems, I attempt to speak where many are forced into silence. These words do not belong to me alone; they belong to countless voices that were ignored, doubted, or buried under shame they never deserved.
I have chosen poetry because facts can be denied, but pain cannot. Poetry allows truth to breathe, anger to speak, and survival to be acknowledged without apology.
If you are a survivor reading this, know this: you are not alone, and you were never at fault. Your strength exists even on days you feel broken.
If you are a reader, I ask you not just to feel—but to question, unlearn, and stand against injustice wherever it hides.
This book does not offer comfort.
It offers truth.
And sometimes, truth is the first step toward justice.
— Yash Raj
Her Silence Was Never Consent
₹349.00
This book was not written to shock, entertain, or exploit pain.
It was written because silence has been too comfortable for society.
Rape is not a “mistake,” not a “moment of anger,” and never a matter of clothing, time, or permission. It is violence. It is power abused. And too often, it is followed by another crime—the questioning of the survivor instead of the criminal.
Through these poems, I attempt to speak where many are forced into silence. These words do not belong to me alone; they belong to countless voices that were ignored, doubted, or buried under shame they never deserved.
I have chosen poetry because facts can be denied, but pain cannot. Poetry allows truth to breathe, anger to speak, and survival to be acknowledged without apology.
If you are a survivor reading this, know this: you are not alone, and you were never at fault. Your strength exists even on days you feel broken.
If you are a reader, I ask you not just to feel—but to question, unlearn, and stand against injustice wherever it hides.
This book does not offer comfort.
It offers truth.
And sometimes, truth is the first step toward justice.
— Yash Raj

