The Book of Flowers is a sequence of lyrical prose pieces moving through memory, intimacy, and the quiet persistence of love. Each chapter takes its name from a flower and uses the language of the natural world to explore attachment, distance, and the strange durability of certain encounters.
Written in a reflective, fragmentary style, the book gathers moments that feel both personal and archetypal. Conversations are remembered long after they ended, gestures return unexpectedly, and the presence of someone who may no longer be there continues to linger.
Not a story. Not a poem. Something between, something that holds what refuses to disappear. A book about how certain experiences, like flowers pressed between pages, continue to live within us.
