Still, I Stay is a hauntingly honest collection of prose that captures the quiet devastation of loving someone who makes you feel invisible. Through raw, lyrical confessions, Kathleen gives voice to the kind of heartbreak that doesn’t come from absence—but from presence without connection. These are the unspoken truths of staying when it would be easier to leave, of begging for love in a place where your pain is seen as inconvenient, and of holding on to hope when your heart is breaking. This isn’t a story about walking away. It’s about the ache of still being there— and wanting to be enough. Perfect for readers who’ve loved too deeply, stayed too long, or felt too much, Still, I Stay will echo in the places you’ve tried to quiet.