She never truly left.
But some presences grow quieter until they echo.

A Hundred Shared Silences is a quietly devastating exploration of marriage, memory, and the slow undoing of a man who stayed still for too long. In this deeply introspective debut, Shabdam SP unravels the emotional architecture of relationships through silences, glances, routines and the unspoken truths that accumulate over time.

This is not a novel of high drama, but of quiet erosion. Of shared rides, missed chances, and the spaces between words. With poetic precision and piercing restraint, the author invites readers into the inner life of a man confronting not just love lost, but the self he never quite became.

A slow-burning meditation on intimacy, fatigue, and all that remains unsaid this novel will resonate with anyone who has ever paused to wonder what might have been.