Surviving Loudly is a powerful memoir that chronicles a life lived between the lines—of gender, of law, of longing, and of love that refuses to stay silent. It begins in secrecy: hushed conversations, coded names, and glances hidden from the world. But as the story unfolds, so does the voice—growing clearer, bolder, and more truthful.

Told by Supriya (a.k.a Supriyo), this book offers an intimate portrait of what it means to live as a queer person in modern India. It is not only a personal narrative—it is a mirror held up to a society still uncomfortable with difference, a challenge to legal and cultural norms, and a celebration of survival as resistance.

With honesty, lyricism, and vulnerability, Surviving Loudly invites readers into the heart of a quiet revolution.

Key Features:

• Authentic LGBTQ+ memoir from India, based on real experiences of Accepting sexuality and reclaiming one’s truth.
• Emotionally rich and literary storytelling that captures both the pain and power of coming out and standing up.
• Socially and politically relevant, touching on themes of marginalization, acceptance, family dynamics, and legal systems.
• A voice for the voiceless, this memoir speaks to anyone who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or unwelcome in their own skin.
• For readers of queer literature, social justice narratives, gender studies, and anyone interested in the intersection of identity and society.