Not every birth begins with a heartbeat. Not every mother carries a child. And not every silence is empty.
In The Midwife's Silence, we return to the Listening Clinic-where presence is the first medicine, and stories arrive in breath, not just blood. Through ten quietly luminous chapters, Anahita, a midwife of rare intuition, welcomes those at the edge of transformation: a grieving mother, a joyful father, a poet becoming himself, a woman choosing not to bear children.
This is not a book about delivery. It is a book about becoming.
For midwives, it is a mirror. For those in transition, a refuge. For readers, an unfolding.
Come closer. You do not need to explain. You are already becoming.
