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'Will I find the solace tree 'neath which I can curl up like a mongrel for a slumber?' In October Sun, Nadia Jesmine Rahman gathers the shifting seasons of life-its griefs, its soft astonishments, its quiet rebellions and turns them into luminous, intimate verse. Moving through childhood alleys, rain-soaked cities, ancestral silences, and the tender spaces of love, these poems hold the world gently. Here, the world is made of little things-a fallen leaf, a mongrel's wail, the hum of a prayer, a pressed flower, a whisper of spring. With a voice both vulnerable and bold, Nadia writes of losing and finding oneself, of homes carried inside the body, and of the stubborn ways hope returns. A collection for anyone who has ever longed, healed, or bloomed again.

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