Poetry, chapbook, 36 pages, from Bottlecap Features. The Stars Do Not Call Your Name, But They Remember How it Sounded is a chapbook about strong emotions, creation, and the universal search for belonging. It sits quietly with sorrow and burns with the rage of survival. In poems that explore creation as resistance and love, the author turns pain into art, loneliness into light, and silence into something that speaks. This collection is for everyone who’s felt out of place, lost a friendship that changed them, or yelled up at the night sky hoping for a sign. These poems speak with grief and with anger, reminding us that even when we feel isolated we’re still connected—to each other, to our past, and to the places we’re learning to call home.