Chatti has received numerous accolades for her work, and her poetry has been widely published in literary journals and anthologies.
The collection received critical acclaim for its examination of illness and the female body, drawing from Chatti's personal experiences with a life-threatening medical condition.
[3][6] Publishers Weekly described Deluge as a "stunning debut" that "expertly examines the interplay of faith, illness, and identity".
[7] Library Journal praised the collection for its "intensity and lyrical precision," noting that Chatti's poems are "deeply personal and universally resonant".
[8] The Rumpus highlighted the collection's "unflinching honesty and lyrical power", calling it "a vital addition to contemporary poetry".