I Don’t Love You Anymore

Heartbreak and the slow, unglamorous work of recovering from it are the whole subject of Rithvik Singh's debut novel. I Don't Love You Anymore stays in the period after a relationship has ended, written in a close interior voice that keeps to the ordinary business of getting through days rather than reaching for drama. The prose is compressed and deliberately quiet, letting a short passage carry weight that a longer scene would dilute. Readers who come to contemporary fiction for emotional honesty rather than plot will recognise the register immediately. Penguin Publications publishes this edition. What the format offers: • A narrative beginning where the relationship has already ended • A close interior voice sustained across the whole book • Prose kept compressed rather than expansive • A debut aimed at readers of emotional contemporary fiction Suited to readers of contemporary Indian fiction and anyone drawn to quiet stories about loss and recovery, this Penguin Publications edition of Rithvik Singh's debut is available at Boipoka.