Drowning like Dostoevsky

"Drowning Like Dostoevsky" is not just a collection of poems — it is a descent. Into loneliness. Into memory. Into the quiet corners of the human soul that tremble beneath their own weight. Each piece bleeds with honesty, exploring what it means to survive when survival itself feels like surrender. It speaks of broken childhoods, haunted mirrors, fading faith, and the quiet ache of being misunderstood. This book is for those who have felt too much, too early. For the ones who write to stay alive. For the ones who still find beauty in ruin. Because sometimes, drowning isn’t dying — it’s learning how to breathe underwater.