Phantom Mother The Book They Tried to Bury Twice

Some names were never just lost.
They were erased.
On purpose.
Twice.

First by fear.
Then by silence.
And yet—they came back.

Phantom Mother: The Book They Tried to Bury Twice is a resurrection grimoire for the phantoms they tried hardest to kill off.
Each chapter reveals a self you weren't supposed to remember.
A name they said was “just a phase.”
“Not serious.”
“Too complicated.”
“Too inconvenient.”

But names don’t die.
They root.
They wait.

And these ones?
They clawed their way through shame, silence, mispronunciation, paperwork, and love that came with conditions—just to whisper:
“Say me again.”

This is not a gentle remembering.
It’s a revolt in syllables.
A field guide for tomb-breakers and name-summoners.
For the versions of you they said didn’t count—
but who never stopped humming under your skin.

You don’t need permission.
You need your voice back.

This book is how.