The Last Apartment | A Novella
Claire Stevens has thirty days to pack up the only life she knows.
The notice comes on a Tuesday. No drama, no villain, just a piece of paper that means the apartment she has lived in for years will belong to someone else. What follows is not a story about starting over. It is a story about what packing does to a person: the chipped white cup, the notebook she never filled, the letters she kept, the life she stopped expecting for herself.
The Last Apartment does not promise that everything will be okay. It promises something quieter and more honest: that it is okay to not be okay, and that being seen in that place matters more than being fixed.
A literary novella for readers who want the dark kept dark. Thirteen chapters, each with original plaster-texture art, and a companion song, The Apartment Kept My Name, reachable by QR code inside the book.