An Inconvenient Will to Live is not a guide, a manifesto, or a healing promise. It is a collection of reflective narration tracing the inner life of a woman who lives in contradiction; wanting peace and justice, solitude and connection, endings and continuation, all at once.

Moving through themes of family, touch, faith, sensitivity, curiosity, power, despair, and stubborn hope, the book captures what it feels like to think too much in a world that prefers simplicity. There are no neat resolutions here, no lessons packaged for comfort. Only questions, observations, and a voice that refuses to shrink itself to be easily understood.

This book is for readers who live between extremes; who feel deeply, question relentlessly, and remain anyway. It is for those who know that survival is not always heroic, hope is not always loud, and choosing to stay can be its own quiet act of defiance.