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Shame Wears My Name by Anurag Mishra is a quiet, psychological novel that explores hidden trauma, inherited burdens, and the silence that shapes lives. It’s not about loud, visible suffering but about the grief and shame that linger in pauses, gestures, and unspoken words. 

It does not crave for attention but it waits for the inner journey to awaken the ultimate reality. Aryan has lived with silence even before he knew till it left a deep impact within him. His parents never care about his feelings and his talent. The novel follows Aryan, a withdrawn boy whose life is shaped not by his own choices but by the unspoken decisions and burdens passed down through his family.

His world is one of rooms that remember, homes where words are withheld, and silences that teach people to stop asking questions. The real feelings of Aryan is never fully acknowledged by his teachers and parents. Its something that we all live with but never question it. The story doesn’t shout; it whispers, unfolding like a memory you didn’t realize was growing inside you.

This story focuses on the inner world rather than external drama at a psychological level. Shame wears my name is for anyone who has unnamed pain or felt unseen. Instead, it highlights the subtle, everyday scars that shape identity. It is a fine  blend of psychological fiction and poetic storytelling that resonates with us all.

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