Shiva Rahbaran crafts a narrative of remarkable power: the story of a young woman who navigates childhood, ideology, and love in a world where innocence turns into guilt. Family, faith, and politics intertwine in a fragile universe in which every choice—or refusal to choose—can become fatal. A profound work, a novel of grave and hypnotic beauty, at once political and intimate, My Name Is Innocence reconstructs not only the fate of a young girl, but the tragedy of an entire generation and, beyond that, the universal condition of those who have been denied the right to be free. For where history closes doors, literature opens them.