She Felt Like Feeling Nothing

She Felt Like Feeling Nothing is the first volume in R.H. Sin's "What She Felt" series and a New York Times bestseller from the author of Whiskey, Words, and a Shovel. In short, plainspoken poems, Sin returns to the themes that made his work a phenomenon: self-discovery, retrospection, and healing after heartbreak.

The collection is written as a refuge — a space where women worn down by unequal relationships with men can rest their weary hearts, focus on themselves, and remember their own worth. Its poems name the emotional scars left by love gone wrong and, again and again, turn the reader gently back toward self-love.